Organisers
After a first edition in September 2021, the scientific bodies of the 3 Industry Associations AENEAS, EPoSS and Inside would like to share their views on selected technologies that they consider promising for the ECS domain on 22 September.
The objective of this workshop is to draw the attention of the community and get feedback on 3 research topics which could become a competitive advantage for Europe:
As the lead time from scientific breakthrough to market exploitation is typically above 10 years, it is essential to detect the early signs of emerging technology trends to feed the “innovation pipeline”, ensuring the future success of European economy and society.
A workshop is therefore organised online, to give the ECS community at large the opportunity to learn about the topics and bring their own contribution.
The workshop will start with the Chairs of the Long-Term Vision chapter of the ECS SRIA providing the audience with an overview of the updates of this year. The major part of the workshop will then be devoted to a deep dive into the 3 selected topics, with presentations and panels. A last session will reflect on the role of pilot lines under the new capacity building stream of the EU Chips Act and how they can contribute to supporting these promising technologies.
Time |
Topic |
Speaker |
| 10.00 | Introduction of the workshop by moderator | Patrick Cogez, AENEAS |
| 10.05 | Evolution of the SRIA Long Term Vision Chapter By the chairs of the three Scientific Councils |
Enrico Sangiorgi, AENEAS, Sven Rzepka, EPoSS, Dimitrios Serpanos, Inside |
| Exploration of promising technologies with high potential | ||
| 10.25 | Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Safety Critical Systems | Jon Perez, IKERLAN, and a panel discussion on "Distributed intelligence in Systems of Systems: trends and vision" with Markus Tauber, Research Studios, George Stamoulis, University of Thessaly Pal Varga, Budapest University of Technology and Economics and Gerald Reiner, Vienna University of Economics and Business |
| 11.05 | 2D Materials for Future Heterogeneous Electronics and the 2D Experimental Pilot Line | Max Lemme, AMO and RWTH,
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| 11.45 | Roadmap towards sustainable electronics | Liisa Hakola, VTT, and a panel discussion moderated by Erika Györvary, CSEM, Liisa Hakola, VTT, Patrick Blouet, STM, Kai Kriegel, Siemens, and Nils Nissen, Fraunhofer IZM |
| Role of new pilot lines driven by RTOs for "Capacity building" | ||
| 12.25 | Capacity building in the EU Chips Act | Francisco Ibanez, European Commission |
| Panel/feedback by RTOs | Jo de Boeck, imec, Carlo Reita, CEA-LETI, Harald Kuhn, Fraunhofer Gesellschaft | |
| 13.00 | Closing session by moderator | Patrick Cogez, AENEAS |