The Latin American Summer School on Cognitive Robotics (LACORO) aims to make cutting-edge knowledge of Artificial Intelligence for Robotics Applications more accessible in the Southern Hemisphere. Moreover, we want to foster intercultural student collaboration within and outside the Americas. Co-sponsored by: Centro de Innovación y Robótica ; German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence ; University of New South Wales Sydney ; Universidad Central UNAB Antonio Varas, Region Metropolitana, Chile

Integrated Circuits are at the heart of innovations that are changing the way people live and work. Self-driving cars. Machines that learn. Devices are getting smarter. Communication is getting faster and faster. Everything is connected. And chips are powering the new era of digital innovation. Rapid changes in Integrated Circuits (IC) technology and constantly shrinking nodes demand new capabilities and skills to meet the contemporary requirements for IC design. IEEE CASS, Synopsys Chile R&D Center, Universidad Santa María and AC3E invite you, undergraduate and graduate students and academics, to participate in the 12th Integrated Circuits Design Bootcamp, a new version of the previously called Integrated Circuit Design Summer School where you will attend workshops accessing leading-edge software and plenary talks prepared to strengthen skills around the design and simulation of digital integrated circuits that are highly demanded in an increasingly more competitive and technologized market. This bootcamp will have two parallel tracks: a digital integrated circuit design course (synthesis flow, and place and route) and an analog design course where you will work on design and implementation of small common circuit blocks like differential pair and bias circuits. Co-sponsored by: Synopsys, AC3E, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria Agenda: Visit https://asic-chile.cl/icbootcampusm/program/ Universidad Santa Maria, Valparaiso, Valparaiso, Chile

Integrated Circuits are at the heart of innovations that are changing the way people live and work. Self-driving cars. Machines that learn. Devices are getting smarter. Communication is getting faster and faster. Everything is connected. And chips are powering the new era of digital innovation. Rapid changes in Integrated Circuits (IC) technology and constantly shrinking nodes demand new capabilities and skills to meet the contemporary requirements for IC design. IEEE CASS, Synopsys Chile R&D Center, and Universidad del Bio Bio invite you, undergraduate and graduate students and academics, to participate in the 12th Integrated Circuits Design Bootcamp, a new version of the previously called Integrated Circuit Design Summer School where you will attend workshops accessing leading-edge software and plenary talks prepared to strengthen skills around the design and simulation of digital integrated circuits that are highly demanded in an increasingly more competitive and technologized market. This bootcamp will have two parallel tracks: a digital integrated circuit design course (synthesis flow, and place and route) and an analog design course where you will work on design and implementation of small common circuit blocks like differential pair and bias circuits. Co-sponsored by: Synopsys, Universidad del Bio Bio Agenda: Visit https://asic-chile.cl/icbootcampbb/program/ Universidad del Bio Bio, Concepcion, Bio-Bio, Chile

La Subdirección de Pueblos Indígenas, Dirección de Diversidad y Género, Facultad de Ciencias Físicas y Matemáticas de la Universidad de Chile, en conjunto con la Universidad de la Frontera y la Universidad del Bío Bío, les invita cordialmente a la Primera Escuela de Verano Indígena, que se llevará a cabo los días lunes 23 y martes 24 de enero de 2023 en el Liceo Bicentenario Luis González Vásquez B17, Nueva Imperial, Región de la Araucanía. La Escuela de Verano Indígena (EVI) tiene como propósito difundir y promocionar la educación superior a estudiantes que habitan comunidades rurales indígenas. Con esta jornada se busca fomentar el vínculo entre instituciones de educación superior y estudiantes que, dado su contexto territorial, ven dificultado el acceso a Centros de Formación Técnica o Universidades. Durante los días 23 y 24 de enero realizaremos talleres prácticos con académicos/as y estudiantes de la FCFM UChile, FICA Universidad de la Frontera y la Fac. Ingeniería Universidad del Bío Bío, donde podrán conocer de manera didáctica las materias que se estudian en estas instituciones. En ambos días se harán dinámicas grupales y recreativas, y se entregará desayuno y almuerzo para hacer más amena la actividad. Se invita a inscribirse a estudiantes de 7º básico a 4º medio, indígenas y no indígenas, rellenando el siguiente(https://forms.gle/2S5KF5Mba3C1DB1dA) Enlace:bit.ly/evi2023. Ante cualquier consulta, nos pueden contactar a través de nuestro correo electrónico pueblosindigenas@ing.uchile.cl y visitar nuestra web oficial(https://pueblosindigenas.ing.uchile.cl/escuela-de-verano/) o nuestro Instagram (http://instagram.com/ppi.fcfm/). Co-sponsored by: U. Chile, UFRO, U. Bío Bío Liceo Bicentenario Luis González Vásquez B17, Nueva Imperial, Araucania, Chile