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@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Elaborate description (including possible topics)
 - Open Hardware projects
 - VLSI ASIC Design and Manufacture
   * Libre/Open DIY Foundries (nanoscale 3D printing)
-  * Open EDA and VLSI tools and toolflow
+  * Libre/Open VLSI tools and toolflow
   * Libre/Open VLSI Cell Libraries
   * VLSI Simulation and Verification
 - FPGAs
@@ -32,9 +32,9 @@ Elaborate description (including possible topics)
   * Formal Correctness Proofs
   * Testing methodologies
   * Hardware Trust (and how to break it)
-- Circuit Design
+- Circuit Design (EDA)
   * Printed circuit board design tools
-  * Circuit simulation
+  * Analog/Digital Circuit simulation
 - 3d modeling and analysis
   * Solid modeling tools
   * Meshing, modeling and transforming physical representations
@@ -57,11 +57,13 @@ Why does it fit FOSDEM
 There has been a lot of progress happening in the last few years regarding
 libre/free chip technology. From RISC-V and OpenPOWER to attempts to create
 libre/free processes to make your own chips. Various countries have been
-catching up and helping and building up their semiconducter industries,
+catching up and helping and building up their semiconductorr industries,
 some even pushing libre/free toolchains. E.g. EU sponsors various projects
 to work in this field to create open toolchains. 
 
-Meanwhile others push the boundaries to liberate former closed source toolchains for FPGAs. While an often neglected topic, a lot of work happens by various fantastic players all around the world. We hope to bring some attention to this areas which we basicly all too often take as a given when using computers or electronics.
-We therefore hope to give Open Hardware and their respective toolchains a small platform, all the way from silicone to pcb.
+Meanwhile others push the boundaries to liberate former closed source toolchains for FPGAs. While an often neglected topic, a lot of work happens by various fantastic players all around the world. We hope to bring some attention to this areas which we basicly all too often take as a given when
+using computers or electronics.
+We therefore hope to give Open Hardware and their respective toolchains a
+small platform, all the way from silicon to PCB.
 
 Preferred slot: Full Day