Circuit design is not only relevant for electrical engineering. It can also be applied to interdisciplinary projects that require electrical input, output, or control, such as robotics, biomedical devices, renewable energy, and smart systems.
Through the interdisciplinary projects, the designer must understand the project goals and requirements, as well as the roles of other team members. Therefore, communication with collaborators is essential, as is the use of common standards and tools to ensure compatibility.
In the framework of this CASS Seasonal School call, a 2-day school on “Interdisciplinary Applications of Circuits and Systems”, will be organized.
In this educational event, basic and advanced issues on design methodologies targeting on interdisciplinary applications will be presented, including the following:  circuits and systems in biology/biomedicine, in agriculture, in cryptography, in control systems, in chaos, in RF applications, in Internet of Things (IoT) systems, in quantum computing, as well as the employment of artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques for designing circuits.
This School brings together leading experts from academia and semiconductor industry, related to the topics of the School, some of which are prominent members of the CAS society.

• General chair: Prof. Costas Psychalinos
• Publication chairs: Assist. Prof. Thomas Noulis & Assist Prof. Georgia Tsirimokou
• Digital communication chair: Prof. Alkis Hatzopoulos

The event will be performed in hybrid mode. The Zoom link for on-line attendees (registration is required) is provided here.