On February 25, the AIDA4Edge Webinar on Project Proposal Preparation was successfully held, attracting over 40 participants and demonstrating a very high level of interest in European project funding schemes. The webinar addressed two highly relevant topics within the Horizon Europe framework. From 11:00 to 12:00 CET, Prof. Ivan Lanese (University of Bologna) delivered a…

From 18–20 February, we had the pleasure of hosting Dr. Marko Andjelković from IHP – Leibniz Institute for High Performance Microelectronics for a three-day visit within the framework of our project activities.  During his stay, Dr. Andjelković delivered a lecture entitled “An Overview of On-chip Sensing and Analytics for Resilient Integrated Circuits.” The lectureaddressed current scientific and research challenges…

We are pleased to share that the Small Systems Simulation Symposium (SSSS 2026) was successfully held from February 12–14, 2026, at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering, University of Niš. Within the framework of the AIDA4Edge project, our research team contributed with two significant presentations addressing current challenges in quantization and resilient hardware systems. The invited…

On January 30, at the Faculty of Electronic Engineering, within the AIDA4Edge project, we hosted a full-day program of lectures, hands-on training, and collaborative discussions. The morning session began with a lecture on Neural Architecture Search (NAS) delivered by Riccardo Zese from the University of Ferrara, who introduced the main principles, methods, and research challenges…

An online lecture on a mandatory and time-bound procedure for all successful proposals financed by the European Commission was held on January 29, titled “Grant Preparation Phase in EU-funded Projects” and delivered by Silvia Raucci from the International Research Office, University of Ferrara. The lecture focused on the Grant Preparation Phase (GAP), which refers to…

We are very pleased to have expanded our Pool of Stakeholders and to see our network of collaborators growing. We look forward to new perspectives and fruitful cooperation, and we hope that this pool will continue to expand successfully in the future.

During our stay at the University of Manchester, on January 16, we participated in the Training in Collaborative Skills and Project Leadership, organized within the TWIN-RELECT project and held at the Kilburn Building. The training, focused on collaboration, teamwork, and project leadership, was led by Ruth Norris, programme co-lead of the Teams Build Dreams initiative,…

During our visit to the University of Manchester, we attended the Training in Reliable Electronic Design and Reliable Neuromorphic Computing, jointly delivered by the TWIN-RELECT and AIDA4Edge projects. The training was organized in close collaboration with our stakeholder, the TWIN-RELECT team, which is also one of the partners in the proposal submitted to the European…

The Faculty of Electronic Engineering, University of Niš (FEEUNI) team had the pleasure of visiting the University of Manchester (UOM) for a full day of focused research brainstorming and technical exchange. This visit was conducted within the framework of the AIDA4Edge project, jointly funded by the European Union and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI). The…

Within the framework of the AIDA4Edge project, jointly funded by the European Union and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) a Research Management and Administration Workshop was held at the University of Manchester (UOM) on January the 13th, focusing on strengthening institutional practices and capacities across the research lifecycle. The workshop brought together participants from the…