The Institute for System Level Integration (iSLI) has hosted a conference to provide EngD students with an opportunity to showcase their industry-sponsored work and highlight innovations in their research. The student research engineers put forward diverse presentations and posters which opened up a lively discussion forum covering projects such as automatic coronary artery labelling in 3-D CT images, the potential benefits of using hydrogen as a...

The Institute for System Level Integration, iSLI, and DSP and communications specialist, Steepest Ascent, have signed a Memorandum of Co-operation (MOC) to make Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses more accessible to a wider audience. Both parties have agreed to develop and foster academic collaboration by jointly offering Steepest Ascent’s CPD short courses in ‘DSP and Communication Theory’ and ‘Wireless Standards’. The ...

The Institute for System Level Integration, iSLI, is to host a course on Digital Test Technology and DFT at the Bath Innovation Centre on 6th-9th May 2008. This is the 3rd iSLI course to be made available in Bath following a collaborative agreement with Silicon South West, the networking organisation for the largest chip design cluster in Europe, last year.

The Institute for System Level Integration (iSLI) based in Livingston, Scotland has developed a new distance learning course on CMOS Analogue Circuit Design. The course was created in conjunction with Professor Philip Allen of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, who is regarded as one of the leading international authorities on analogue circuit design.

The Institute for System Level Integration will host a 3-day course on Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing for Wireless Communications at their Alba Campus in Livingston on 14th-16th April 2008. The intensive course is presented by Steepest Ascent, a provider of DSP and digital communications solutions and consultancy, and covers everything from the fundamentals, advantages and disadvantages of the OFDM modulation to receiver synchronizati...

The Scottish-based Institute for System Level Integration (iSLI) provides postgraduate education, professional training and research in system level integration and system-on-chip technologies. The Institute will be holding their next major course in Essential High Speed Design for Signal Integrity in Bath on 4th – 6th March 2008. Previously held at the Institute’s Alba Campus in Livingston, this is the first time the course has come to the ...

The Institute for System Level Integration (iSLI), one of the UK’s leading micro-electronics institutes, has announced a new agreement with Mentor Graphics Corporation to provide Continuing Professional Development courses in exchange for Mentor Passbook tokens.

Carol Marsh, a student from the highly acclaimed Institute for Systems Level Integration (iSLI) based in Livingston, has won the Elektra Award for Student Engineer of the Year, beating off competition from both undergraduate and postgraduate students attending academic institutions all over Europe. Now in its fifth year, the Elektra Awards are the most prestigious product technology and business awards in Europe. They recognise the achievements o...

In recognition of the important, increasing role MEMS technology is playing within system level electronics, ISLI (The institute for System Level Integration) has joined forces with the University of Paisley's Microscale Sensors Group to research and develop integrated CMOS and piezo MEMS devices. Paisley has formally been accepted as an associate member of ISLI and joins the existing full and associate members which include Edinburgh, Glasgow, H...

The Institute for System Level Integration (iSLI) recently received a prestigious visit from His Excellency Mr Valdas Adamkus, President of the Republic of Lithuania. As a guest of the British Government and a visitor of the Queen, the President expressed an interest in visiting a research and innovation company during his stay in the UK. Subsequently, the iSLI and Alba Centre, accredited as a Centre of Excellence, were approached to host the Lit...