This year’s ESWEEK was held in Taipei, Taiwan, and the Chair for Compiler Construction showed up in full force, with Prof. Jeronimo Castrillon, Asif Ali Khan, Joao Paulo Cardoso De Lima, and Hamid Farzaneh representing the group. We had quite an eventful week:

Sunday: We held a tutorial on “Hardware-Aware Compilation and Simulation for In-Memory Computing” together with X. Sharon Hu (University of Notre Dame) and Corey Lammie (IBM Zürich), as well as Asif Ali Khan, Hamid, and Joao Paulo from our team. Special thanks to Hadjer Benmeziane, William Simon, Yiyu Shi, Zheyu Yan, and Abu Sebastian for their valuable contribution to this tutorial.

Monday-Wednesday: Prof. Castrillon chaired the CASES international conference together with Christophe Dubach.

Monday: Shaokai Lin presented “Quasi-Static Scheduling for Deterministic Timed Concurrent Models on Multi-Core Hardware” at EMSOFT.

Wednesday: Prof. Castrillon participated in a panel discussion on “In-Memory Computing for Embedded Systems: a Hype or a Reality?” organized by Jian-Jia Chen.

Thursday: Prof. Castrillon organized a workshop on “Time-Centric Reactive Software (TCRS)” together with Hokeun Kim, where work by Hasna Bouraoui entitled "Combining Early Exit and Selective Prediction for Convolutional Neural Networks" was presented. On the same day, Joao Paulo gave a talk on “Cross-Layer Reliability Evaluation for Logic-in-Memory” at the International Workshop on Memory and Storage Computing (MSC).

We’re already looking forward to ESWEEK 2026 in Barcelona and preparing our submissions.