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Hi,

It was great to meet on Teams the other day and discuss your project. It would be great to start a project within SoC Labs. This is quite an easy thing to do. You already have a description of your project and this can be changed as it develops. Please take a look at some of the other projects on the SoC Labs site. I would very much recommend the project on sensing by Sydney.

Another MSc student at Southampton has recently added a project

Low-Power Hardware Accelerator for Compression of ECG Signals

 

Once you can see how to describe your project then the way to add your projects is Add Project action in the naviagtion.

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You then add a description of the project and an image. 

Then add a project title and description in the body.  

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You can upload an image that describes your project.

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You will need to add the project type, this should be an active project.

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Also add the project category, this should be Collaborative

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Don't forget to save it, to either your Drafts as you develop the description or to Editorial if you would like us to help review it.

 

Again these can be changed and also when you submit to Editorial, we can help review and improve your description. You can start it and save it in Drafts as needed before you are ready to send to Editorial.

The Project has a project tracker in it.

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These are based on the various stages in the design flows for a SoC Labs project.  You should add the Getting Started milestone and the Architectural Design milestone as we discussed these today. Just start to type this in the field and they should  auto complete.

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Let us know how you get along and if there are any issues.

John.

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