IIT-Mandi scholar bags ‘Best PhD Thesis’ award

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Mandi, Updated At : 09:08 AM Jan 19, 2025 IST

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Dr Anuj Verma, a researcher in the field of VLSI Design, was recently honoured with the ‘Best PhD Thesis’ award at the 38th IEEE VLSID-2025 conference held in Bengaluru.

The awards recognised his research’s contribution in advancing VLSI technology and its impact on improving wireless communication. The thesis was titled, Efficient VLSI-Architectures and ASIC-Fabrication of Channel Decoder for Contemporary Wireless-Communication Systems.

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