• The DATE conference and exhibition as well as workshops and summer schools,


• the EDAA PhD forum at DATE,


• the EDAA Lifetime Achievement Awards,


• and the Outstanding Dissertation Awards.

EDAA is organizing a series of electronic design, design automation and test related conferences and workshops in Europe:

The next major conference and exhibition will be: DATE⁰⁸ , March 10-14, in Munich, Germany. For this event, EDAA is the main sponsor.

• In 2003, EDAA has started sponsoring new additional activities:
• the EDAA PhD forum,
• the EDAA best DATE paper award,
• the EDAAlife-time achievement award.


• Previously sponsored DATE events were the following:
• EDAC 90 in Glasgow
• EDAC 91 in Amsterdam
• EDAC 92 in Brussels
• EDAC 93 with EuroASIC in Paris
• EDAC-EuroASIC-ETC 94 in Paris
• ED&TC 95 in Paris
• ED&TC 96 in Paris
• ED&TC 97 in Paris
• DATE 98 in Paris
• DATE 99 in Munich
• DATE2000 in Paris
• DATE01 in Munich
• DATE02 in Paris
• DATE03 in Munich
• DATE04 in Paris
• DATE05 in Munich
• DATE06 in Munich
• DATE07 in Nice
 
• Previous workshop-sized events were the following:
• The first Workshop with in-co-operation status was SCOPES 2001.
• In 2002, SCOPES was held together with LCTES: LCTES/SCOPES 2002.
• SCOPES 2003 was held in Vienna.
• SCOPES 2004 was held in Amsterdam.
• SCOPES 2005 was held in Dallas.
• SCOPES 2007 was held in Nice.
• The first Summer School to be co-sponsored with IEEE-CS is the Application-specific Multi-Processor on Chip course which was organised by Ahmed Jerraya in July 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006.


• EDAA has organised a System Design Technology roadmapping activity which produced early 1998 its now widely cited System Design Technology roadmap and the accompanying text, glossary and explanation of the roadmapping process.

• In 1997, EDAA has been merged with the CAVE organization which ran a series of successful workshops from 1983 until 1996.