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- overview of live programme
- detailed live programme: presentations and short courses delivered live from Monday April 19 to Thursday April 22.
- on-demand programme: list of presentations that will be self-recorded by authors of papers, which will be available to registered attendants from Monday April 9 till Saturday May 15.
Information on the IPCEI sessions
Europe’s first “Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI) on Microelectronics”
Innovative Technologies for Shaping the Future
Background
In December 2018 the European Commission approved a project proposal of four EU member states – France, Germany, Italy and the UK – to start an “Important Project of Common European Interest (IPCEI)” on Microelectronics. It will allow the national governments to spend about €1.8 billion as public support to the project partners for innovative research and development, and investment in first industrial deployment. The project’s overall objective is to enable research and development of innovative technologies and advanced electronics components. Among them are semiconductor chip technologies, integrated circuits, sensors, assembly and packaging technologies as well as advanced equipment and materials. Target applications are consumer devices, for example home appliances and automated vehicles, commercial and industrial devices, such as the management systems for batteries used for electric mobility and energy storage. The integrated research and innovation project involves 27 direct participants. These direct participants will work in collaboration with a large number of partners, such as research organizations or small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The IPCEI project is focusing on five technology fields (TF), which are complementary and interlinked. This includes energy efficient chips, power semiconductors, smart sensors, advanced optical equipment, and compound materials.
The planned special industrial session at EuroSime 2021
The IPCEI project’s overall objective is to enable research and development of innovative technologies and advanced electronics components with focus on strengthening development of production capabilities in Europe. Focus of this special session at EuroSime 2021 will be to present selected examples from industry on thermal, mechanical, multi-physics as well as industry4.0 related simulation and modelling in Microelectronics and Microsystems to improve reliability. Representatives of major European microelectronics industry will give an insight into their R&D work in respect to simulation and modeling. The results support development to set-up fabrication capabilities of innovative products in Europe.
End of EuroSimE 2021 programme
