From smartphones to cars, medical devices, and satellites, semiconductors are everywhere.
Strengthening the position of Europe in this field is thus of strategic importance.
The aim of ICOS is to fuel the growth of the European Semiconductor and Semiconductor-based photonics industry
by fostering international research cooperation, in line with the EU Chips Act’s objectives.
Grenoble INP-UGA
Coordinator
SiNANO Institute
Technical Coordinator
Imec
Interuniversitair
Micro-Electronica
Centrum
IUNET – Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario Per La Nanoelettronica
CEA- LETI
Tyndall National Institute
Fraunhofer Gesellschaft :
IISB – EMFT
AENEAS
VDI/VDE Innovation + Technik GMBH
Delft University of Technology
VTT
Decision Etudes & Conseil
Warsaw University of Technology
IMT- Bucharest
University of Ghent
Robert Bosch GMBH
Infineon Technologies AG
NXP Semiconductors Netherlands BV
STMicroelectronics SA
Exhaustive analysis of the value chains of semiconductors for electronics and photonics, strengths and gaps of European and international industries in this area, market and cooperation opportunities
Future Technologies in Advanced Computation and Future Technologies for Advanced Functionalities (Smart sensors, Smart energy, Energy harvesting, Semiconductor-based photonics) in European and International Roadmaps
Advise the European Commission on collaborative actions to be implemented with leading semiconductor countries, support the European industry in the realization of emerging technologies, contribute to the European Chips Act
TITLE: International Cooperation On Semiconductors START-END: January 2023 – December2025
EU CONTRIBUTION: 2, 99M€
TOPIC: HORIZON-CL4-2022-DIGITAL-EMERGING-01
Coordinator: Francis Balestra
ICOS has received funding (2023 – 2025) from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under GA No 101092562.
