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SUMMARY:Gdsfactory: An Open Source Platform for End-to-End Chip Design, Ve
 rification and Validation
DESCRIPTION:Tutorial\n\nJoaquin Matres (Google), Simon Bilodeau (Princeton
  University), Helge Gehring (Google), Niko Savola (Aalto University), and 
 Troy Tamas (Rockley Photonics)\n\nFor efficient design, verification and v
 alidation of integrated circuits and components it is important to have an
  easy to customize and extend workflow. Python has become the standard pro
 gramming language for machine learning, scientific computing and engineeri
 ng.\n\nGdsfactory is a python library to build chips (Photonics, Analog, Q
 uantum, MEMs, …) that provides you a common syntax for design (KLayout, An
 sys, tidy3d, MEEP, MPB, DEVSIM, SAX, …), verification (Klayout DRC, LVS, n
 etlist extraction, connectivity checks, fabrication models) and validation
  (JAX neural network model extraction, pandas, SQL database).\n\nIn this t
 utorial we will cover the gdsfactory design automation tool. Gdsfactory pr
 ovides you an end to end workflow that combines layout, verification and v
 alidation using an extensible, open source, python driven flow for turning
  your chip designs into validated products.\n\nhttps://gdsfactory.github.i
 o/gdsfactory-photonics-training/notebooks/10_layout_full.html\n\nTopic: ED
 A
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