Jack Leijssen enjoys training mainly because participants in his “Signal integrity” workshop recognize the problems from his world. He especially wants to get people to think differently because electromagnetic phenomena often go against intuition.
Rust, with its guarantee of memory safety, marks its place as a promising programming language. If you’re wondering whether you should invest your time in Rust, computer programming enthusiast Kris van Rens has a highly focused training for you at High Tech Institute.
Europe needs control over its own leading-edge CMOS, says Bram Nauta – who spends most of his time on more mature nodes.
An ambitious prospective engineer would do well to ignore the famed university rankings when selecting his future alma mater, Martijn Heck argues.
Newly-appointed minister Eppo Bruins is embracing an immense reputational risk to protect STEM fields from the sweeping Dutch budget cuts in research and innovation.
In close collaboration with TNO-ESI, Vanderlande is initiating young professionals in the art of systems thinking. Together, the partners have developed a highly interactive hybrid training for global teams to create an intermediate level of system designers.
When Johan Oedzes embarked on the Embedded Linux course at High Tech Institute, he wasn’t an absolute novice in the topic. However, reflecting on his journey, he confides, “I regret not taking the course earlier.”
Stefan Rutjes learned the trade of system architect on the job at Demcon. Still, he was looking to deepen his knowledge. That’s why he took the systems architecting course at High Tech Institute.
C++ has evolved a lot over time. Software engineers who are still using outdated paradigms of the programming language don’t realize its potential to the fullest. In his “C++ fundamentals” training at High Tech Institute, computer programming enthusiast Kris van Rens introduces C++20, including topics like templates and ranges.
KU Leuven’s MICAS chip design research group mourns the death of its founder and beacon, Willy Sansen.
