As part of the ongoing efforts of the IPCEI ME/CT to foster innovation and collaboration in the microelectronics sector, we are excited to announce a dedicated webinar on November 5, 2024, at 14:00, focusing on the critical role of Research and Technology Organizations (RTOs) in driving innovation across Europe.
Agenda Overview
This webinar will offer valuable insights into how RTOs are contributing to the advancement of semiconductor technology and how companies can collaborate with them to maximize impact.
- Introduction (5 minutes)
Speaker: Mirelle Ter Veer
An overview of the webinar's objectives, format, and introduction of the speakers and topics. - CEA Presentation: How to Collaborate with Europe’s Leading RTOs for Maximum Impact? (20 minutes)
Speaker: Bruno Paing, VP Europe & International Public Affairs at CEA-Leti
Bruno Paing will provide a comprehensive overview of the role of RTOs in Europe, focusing on the EARTO association, which includes major players like VTT. He will share practical guidance on collaborating with pilot lines from RTOs and their strategic impact on EU development. - FBK Presentation: The Role of Italian RTOs in Driving Innovation for SMEs and Beyond (20 minutes)
Speaker: Lorenza Ferrario, Head of the Micro Nano Facility at Fondazione Bruno Kessler (FBK)
Lorenza Ferrario will delve into the collaborative models that FBK has developed, especially with SMEs and companies participating in IPCEI ME-CT. She will also present the It-Fab consortium, a network of cleanrooms shared between FBK and CNR, highlighting its contribution to advancing research infrastructure in Italy. - Q&A Session (15 minutes)
An interactive Q&A session where participants can engage directly with our speakers to further explore the topics discussed.
Speakers
- Bruno Paing
With over 18 years of experience at CEA, Bruno Paing plays a pivotal role in coordinating European and international partnerships in the field of semiconductor technology. His presentation will focus on the impact of RTOs on EU development and how to navigate collaboration with these organizations. - Lorenza Ferrario
As the head of FBK's Micro Nano Facility, Lorenza Ferrario manages one of the most advanced infrastructures for semiconductor research in Italy. With her extensive expertise in silicon microfabrication and cleanroom management, she will share practical examples of FBK's collaborations with industry players and the impact of It-Fab.
Register Today
Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights into the future of semiconductor innovation in Europe and how RTOs can support your company in advancing technology and achieving sustainable growth.