
Integrated photonics is becoming a key enabling technology for the next generation of digital and deep-tech applications. But how do we turn PIC innovation into real-world technologies?
The **PIXEurope Integrated Photonics...

Five months after the launch of the European Union's Technology Sovereignty Package, the European semiconductor ecosystem will come together once again to assess the first developments, exchange perspectives and shape...

Europe's next era: Navigating the perfect storm SEMICON Europa 2026 is co-located with electronica in Munich, Germany creating the strongest single event for electronics manufacturing in Europe, and broadening the...

The on-site training provides a comprehensive exploration of the theoretical foundations and practical considerations underlying ferrite circulators. It begins with an in-depth discussion of the magnetic properties that govern their...

The NanoIC European Winter School on Embedded Memories offers a deeper dive into one of the key technologies underpinning modern microelectronics. Over two days at imec in Leuven, participants will...

Chipnation aims to strengthen and connect the Spanish & European semiconductor ecosystem by creating a platform where industry, academia, and institutions can collaborate more effectively. Its value lies in bringing...

The Expert Metrology Course is a two-day training event dedicated to advanced characterization and metrology measurement methods for semiconductor materials, structures and devices. Organized by the Center for Surface Science...

The 6th edition of HETiA's flagship deep tech forum returns this December, organized within the framework of the Hellenic Chips Competence Centre (HCCC). Taking place on December 17th in Athens,...

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