ACSIELWebinar | EU Chips Act: Chips for Europe | May 17, 2024
ACSIELWebinar | EU Chips Act: Chips for Europe | May 17, 2024, 11:15 a.m. >12 p.m. | Teams
The Semiconductors Club from #ACSIEL invites you for act 2 of its webinar dedicated to EU Chips Act aimed at strengthening Europe’s capacity in the semiconductor sector. This webinar, presented by Marco Ceccarelli, Dr.Ing. Program Officer, Electronics and Photonics Industry, EU DG CNECT, will focus specifically on Pillar 1 of the “Chips for Europe” initiative, exploring new opportunities and planned infrastructure to increase innovation and European technological competitiveness .
Program
In-Depth Overview of “Pillar 1” of the EU Chips Act
- Collaborative Research and Development: Find out how the European Union plans to support collaborative R&D projects to propel innovations in of semiconductors.
- Pilot Lines: Learn more about investing in pilot lines for the rapid and efficient development of new chip technologies. span>
- Design Platform: Explore initiatives to establish advanced design platforms that will support the development of competitive and innovative semiconductor products. span>
For whom?
This webinar is ideal for semiconductor industry professionals, policy makers, academic researchers, and anyone interested in the future of technology and innovation in Europe.
Registration
Registration is free but required.
Please register via the following link: ccouturet@acsiel.fr
We look forward to seeing many of you explore together how the EU Chips Act can transform the European technological landscape and strengthen our independence in the crucial field of semiconductors.
About Marco Ceccarelli
Marco Ceccarelli is Program Officer for the Microelectronics and Photonics Industry at the European Commission, where he contributes to the development of EU strategies and policies for the semiconductor industry. Being one of the main authors of the European Chips Act package, Marco now plays a key role in its implementation, focusing on R&I, design and manufacturing. Before joining the Commission in 2017, he held various management positions at Philips (NL), leading innovation in electronic systems, and held management positions in high-tech SMEs.</span >
His career began as a researcher in Italy and the Netherlands. Marco holds an electronic engineering degree from the University of Florence and an Executive MBA from ESSEC Business School in Paris.