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SYNOPSYS ARMENIA GENERAL DIRECTOR TO TAKE PART IN CEREMONY OF PROCURVE ACADEMY OPENING IN RUSSIA
ARKA
Feb 25, 2008
YEREVAN, February 25. /ARKA/. Rich Goldman, vice-president of Synopsys
Inc and general director of Synopsys Armenia is to take part in the
ceremony of ProCurve academy opening in Russia on Tuesday as part of
Moscow-Bavaria MB-JASS 2008 (Joint Advanced Student School).
Moscow officials and representatives of sponsor firms - MB-JASS,
Commercial Business Group, ProCurve Networking by HP, EMEA and Siemens
will attend the ceremony.
JASS Moscow-Bavaria Student School will be launched on Tuesday on
the initiative of Moscow State Electrical Engineering Institute and
Munich Technical University. University professors and students from
Belarus and Armenia will take part in the school's work as well.
The school's work will be carried out in three directions - biomedical
engineering, including computer modelling and image processing;
nanotechnologies and nanomaterials in electronics; telecommunication
technologies and chip design for telecommunication. About 40 students
from Bavarian, Moscow, Belarusian and Armenian universities will
speak at the school.
Synopsys Inc appeared in Armenian market in October 2004 after Leda
Design and Monterey Arset merged into Synopsys Armenia. Synopsis has
invested $360 million to Armenia for two years.-
ARKA
Feb 25, 2008
YEREVAN, February 25. /ARKA/. Rich Goldman, vice-president of Synopsys
Inc and general director of Synopsys Armenia is to take part in the
ceremony of ProCurve academy opening in Russia on Tuesday as part of
Moscow-Bavaria MB-JASS 2008 (Joint Advanced Student School).
Moscow officials and representatives of sponsor firms - MB-JASS,
Commercial Business Group, ProCurve Networking by HP, EMEA and Siemens
will attend the ceremony.
JASS Moscow-Bavaria Student School will be launched on Tuesday on
the initiative of Moscow State Electrical Engineering Institute and
Munich Technical University. University professors and students from
Belarus and Armenia will take part in the school's work as well.
The school's work will be carried out in three directions - biomedical
engineering, including computer modelling and image processing;
nanotechnologies and nanomaterials in electronics; telecommunication
technologies and chip design for telecommunication. About 40 students
from Bavarian, Moscow, Belarusian and Armenian universities will
speak at the school.
Synopsys Inc appeared in Armenian market in October 2004 after Leda
Design and Monterey Arset merged into Synopsys Armenia. Synopsis has
invested $360 million to Armenia for two years.-