DAC Young Fellows Program 2023

Attention all students! Are you ready to take your future career to the next level? Then don't miss out on the exciting opportunity to attend the 60th Design Automation Conference in beautiful San Francisco!
As a DAC Young Fellow, you'll have the chance to learn from experts in the industry, network with like-minded individuals, and participate in hands-on labs, career coaching, a summer school, and fun contests. Plus, we'll cover your conference registration fee and offer grants of up to $1200 to help with travel expenses. The program is funded by the Design Automation Conference with support from Cadence Design Systems and Synopsys Inc.
You don't need to have prior conference experience to apply - the program is designed as a stepping stone for early-stage students with no or little conference experience. We welcome applicants from all over the world and from all backgrounds, and we especially encourage applications from underrepresented groups. If you're a full-time student in EDA or a related field, and are available to participate in the program from July 9th to July 13th, 2023, don't hesitate to apply! A jury will review the applications and select around 100 DAC Fellows, so don't miss out on this amazing opportunity!
Timeline and tentative program:
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March 17, 2023: Application deadline
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April 16, 2023: Acceptance notification
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July 8, 2023: Arrive in San Francisco
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July 9, 2023: DAC Young Fellows Opening breakfast session, Day Program.
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July 10, 2023: DAC Conference and Exhibit opens, Poster session
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July 11-13, 2023: DAC technical conference
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July 13, 2023: Young Fellows Closing session with prizes, certificates and checks.
This submission form consists of 4 pages. Please use only one form per applicant. You will be able to modify your form after submission.
This program is a truly exciting introduction into the world of Design Automation, while at the same time making new friends.
Sign up here today: https://forms.gle/nb1nc5tPqGAYn6qAA
Laleh Behjat / University of Calgary
Patrick Groeneveld / Stanford University
Matt Morrison / University of Notre Dame
(The DAC60 Young Fellows team)