Chips for Europe
On 5 May 2022, we organised an online EuroTech Policy Deep Dive “Chips for Europe – Capitalising on our strengths in semiconductor innovation and skills”, highlighting the views of universities on the European Chips Act, published by the European Commission earlier in the year. We were happy to welcome the following distinguished speakers:
The European Chips Act from a university’s perspective
Nathalie Seguin-Moreau, Director of OMEGA – Microelectronics Center, École Polytechnique (l’X) download slides
Responding to the European Chips Act
Panel discussion
- Jörg Hübner
Director of the Center for Nano Fabrication and Characterization, Technical University of Denmark - Daniel Pittich
Professor for Technical Education, Technical University of Munich - Pierre-Arnaud Proux
Member of Cabinet of EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, European Commission - Pernille Weiss
Member of the European Parliament and ITRE committee, European Parliament
Recording
Dive deeper
All six EuroTech Universities are active in research and education around the development and design of semiconductor chips. Find below three examples of how this looks like in practice. The directors of DTU Nanolab and OMEGA – Microelectronics Center of École Polytechnique were on stage at the above-mentioned event.
DTU Nanolab
Facilities that meet the extremely high standards needed for developing and manufacturing semiconductor chips can only be found in industry and big organisations? Wrong!
OMEGA – Microelectronics Center
Bringing world-leading research, valorisation of results and education together is an indispensable asset in achieving more strategic autonomy from non-European players.
TU Eindhoven – NXP Semiconductors
Industry-university collaboration is key for achieving the goals of the European Chips Act. A no-brainer for universities of science and technology, as this best-practice interview shows.
Get in touch
If you would like to know more about the capacities of the EuroTech Universities in the field of chips development and design or are interested in a collaboration, send an e-mail to [email protected] – we are happy to assist you and put you in touch with a suitable contact person.
