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From C/C++ to Dynamically Scheduled Circuits

Explore the journey from C/C++ to Dynamically Scheduled Circuits with Lana Josipović, an expert in high-level synthesis and reconfigurable computing. Join her recorded workshop session on innovative hardware design techniques.

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By Lana Josipović, Fabrizio Ottati
July 19, 2023
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About the Speakers

Lana Josipović

Lana Josipović

Assistant Professor at ETH Zurich, PhD from EPFL. Researches reconfigurable computing, HLS for dynamically scheduled circuits. Developer of Dynamatic.
Fabrizio Ottati

Fabrizio Ottati

AI/ML Processor Engineer at NXP, PhD from Politecnico di Torino. Focuses on event cameras, digital hardware, and deep learning. Maintains Tonic & Expelliarmus.
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