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* See our "[[People]]" page for a list of everyone in the group.  
* See our "[[People]]" page for a list of everyone in the group.  
* See our "[[Research]]" page for an overview of our research activities.
* See our "[[Research]]" page for an overview of our research activities.
* See our "[[Papers,_Theses,_and_Presentations|Publications]]" page for our papers, theses, proposals, and slides.
* See our "[[Papers,_Theses,_and_Presentations|Publications]]" page for our papers, presentations, theses, and funding proposals.
* See our "[[Tools]]" page for software tools that we have developed.
* See our "[[Tools]]" page for software tools that we have developed.
* See our "[[Teaching]]" page for courses that [[Marc Riedel | Marc]] teaches.


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Revision as of 09:01, 7 July 2023


A collaborative website for the Circuits and Biology group.

About the Group

The group consists of Prof. Marc Riedel and his students in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Minnesota. Our research activities encompass topics in logic synthesis and verification, as well as in synthetic and computational biology. A broad theme is the application of expertise from digital circuit design to new areas.

  • See our "People" page for a list of everyone in the group.
  • See our "Research" page for an overview of our research activities.
  • See our "Publications" page for our papers, presentations, theses, and funding proposals.
  • See our "Tools" page for software tools that we have developed.
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Announcements


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