Hello World
Welcome to the NUSi blog.
This post is a small example of what a blog post can look like. Posts can be project updates, fabrication notes, workshop recaps, RTL tutorials, physical design explanations, event summaries, or informal logs from students learning something new.
Basic structure
Every blog post lives in the blogs/ folder and starts with metadata at the top. That metadata tells the website how to display the post card and post header.
---
title: Hello World
slug: hello-world
author: Admin
authorSlug: admin
studentEmail: gauthamanne2027@u.northwestern.edu
date: 2026-05-31
time: 12:00 PM
description: A short summary for the blog card.
tags: [hello-world, tutorials, blog]
---
Links
You can add links using normal Markdown:
Code blocks
Use fenced code blocks for snippets, commands, RTL, or setup instructions.
module hello_world;
initial begin
$display("hello world");
end
endmodule
Embedded files and media
For images, put the file somewhere the site can serve, then reference it in Markdown:

For downloadable files, link to them directly:
[Download the lab notes](../assets/lab-notes.pdf)
What blogs can be about
- Project logs from design, verification, physical design, or fabrication
- Tutorials for tools, concepts, or workflows
- ChipChat recaps and speaker notes
- Fabrication process notes and equipment updates
- Student reflections on learning silicon
- Calls for help on open tasks
Request a post
Use the form on the Blog page to suggest a topic or petition for a post. Good requests include what you want explained, what level you want it at, and whether you want a tutorial, recap, or project log.