MEST Webinar Seminar Series

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This is a sample compilation of all the webinars offered by the MEST Center. Webinars are, generally, a one-hour presentation by a subject matter expert followed by a brief Q&A session. These webinars are offered asynchronously to all learners.

The webinar archive can be found at the online course MEST Webinar Seminar Series. Enrollment is free and unrestricted. Once enrolled you will be able to view all past webinars.

To see the schedule for upcoming live webinars please visit the MEST Webinar Calendar.

To gain a better understanding of the learning experience, we strongly ask that you complete the associated pre-learning experience and post-learning experience surveys for each webinar.

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National Microelectronics Security Training Center (MEST).

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  • (2024), "MEST Webinar Seminar Series," https://nanohub.org/resources/39015.

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  1. microelectronics
  2. security

In This Series

  1. Asynchronous Design: Responsible Use

    Online Presentations | 20 May 2024 | Contributor(s): William Koven

    This webinar will provide an overview of the most common asynchronous design techniques and their Power, Performance, Area, and Security (PPAS) tradeoffs with a focus on information leakage. This webinar will conclude with recommendations on when certain asynchronous approaches may be...

  2. Protecting Electronics Supply Chain Throughout Lifecycle

    Online Presentations | 20 May 2024 | Contributor(s): Mark Tehranipoor

    In this webinar, we will present complementary techniques to provide an end-to-end solution to protecting electronic supply chain.

  3. Towards Secure High-Performance Computer Architectures

    Online Presentations | 20 May 2024 | Contributor(s): Srini Devadas

    The objective of this webinar is to demystify this field and provide in-depth understanding of the different transformations that occur in each design step, and how these transformations can affect the final performance metrics. The webinar will focus on FPGAs as the target technology.