MIDAS runs Analog Verification Course in conjunction with Limerick Chamber Skillnet

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Click here to see article from the Limerick Chamber newsletter for June 2015 highlighting the MIDAS-run Analog Verification Course which was part-funded by Limerick Chamber Skillnet.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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