– Introduction – Francis Balestra, ICOS Coordinator (CNRS/Grenoble INP-UGA)
– Semiconductor Value Chain and its implication on International Cooperation – Léo Saint-Martin (DECISION Etudes & Conseil)
Foundation for International Cooperation
– From the technology landscape to cooperation: How to apply filters for priorities – Ryoichi Ishihara (TU Delft)
– Feedback loop: Validation of ICOS recommendation with the community – Peter Ramm (Fraunhofer)
– International Cooperation – which paths are most promising – Melanie Hentsche (VDI/VCE)
– Panel International Cooperation: Priorities, Feedback and Recommandations – Ryoichi Ishihara (TU Delft), Peter Ramm (Fraunhofer), Melanie Hentsche (VDI/VDE), TBC
Advanced Computing main technologies, identified Countries/Institutions for Cooperation, Impact for EU
– New Device Architectures, Beyond Von Neumann Computing Architectures & Heterogeneous Integration – Nadine Collaert (imec)
Advanced Functionalities main technologies, identified Countries/Institutions for Cooperation, Impact for EU
– Smart Sensing – Han Shao (Tyndall National Institute)
– Power Devices – Markus Pfeffer (Fraunhofer)
– Energy harvesting – Gustavo Ardila (Grenoble INP)
– Photonics – Wim Bogaerts /Mattias Verstuyft (UGent)
Panel session – Future strategy for international cooperation: International & Industrial vision
Moderator: Caroline Bedran (AENEAS)
Closing remark – Francis Balestra, ICOS Coordinator
