Recommend PhD program in VLSI

Hi ,
can any one suggest me Phd studentship means . i seen most of the universities are offering this .

I am interested in doing Phd. quote me some good univeristies in uk ,germanyand usa

in the VLSI field.

Phd

pm me i have soem frnds in uk who r doing phd in vlsi

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If you are looking to do VLSI in canada,
University of Toronto (Prof. Ken Martin) and University of Alberta (Prof K. Iniewski) are excellent choices...

Regards,
Sai.

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Try University Of Southampton and University of Newcastle in UK, those are good universities.

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Phd studentship usually means your tuition fee will be free/subsidised as you will be working on projects/RnD for university... benefits vary among universities ... some provide living allowances ... some requries you to do tutoring or lecturing for undergraduates ... you need to check with prospetive univeristy you wish to apply and also know what project/RnD are offered and who are the supervisors/professors for the project / RnD ... basically, it is like become a RA and your work is your thesis ... at US, stanford and Berkeley uni are strong in VLSI .. in UK, Uni of Southampton is one of the tops, Queen Belfast Uni at ireland also comparable good ... for UK, you can search university ranking online with lots of details ... last, i would say other than uni reputation and facilities, the professor that you are going to work with is very important ... good luck

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General idea is, Universities in California, Texas, or Silicon valley places must be doing great in the field of VLSI/ASICs as the profs must be having good relations with booming industries over there. They must be getting good funding and the research topics will be varied.
In canada, Dr. Chunyan Wang in Concordia University, an Professor Gamal in Mcgill University are well known. For mcgil,

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