  The recent trends for nanoelectronic computing systems include
machine-to-machine communication in the era of Internet-of-Things (IoT) and
autonomous systems, complex safety-critical applications, extreme
miniaturization of implementation technologies and intensive interaction with
the physical world. These set tough requirements on mutually dependent
extra-functional design aspects. The H2020 MSCA ITN project RESCUE is focused
on key challenges for reliability, security and quality, as well as related
electronic design automation tools and methodologies. The objectives include
both research advancements and cross-sectoral training of a new generation of
interdisciplinary researchers. Notable interdisciplinary collaborative research
results for the first half-period include novel approaches for test generation,
soft-error and transient faults vulnerability analysis, cross-layer
fault-tolerance and error-resilience, functional safety validation, reliability
assessment and run-time management, HW security enhancement and initial
implementation of these into holistic EDA tools.

Cryptography and Security;Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing;Software Engineering;Signal Processing