The ZeroAMP consortium organised an interim workshop on "Electronics for Extreme Environments" on 30 June 2022, which took place as a hybrid online/ in-person event in Bristol, UK.
In total ~55 attended the event which had been organised as a two-session event. The workshop’s morning session "NEMS technology for beyond CMOS applications" featured the following outstanding speakers:
- Dinesh Pamunuwa - one of the initiator of the ZeroAMP project- and Piers Tremlett - ZeroAMP project coordinator - who introduced the key concepts and challenges of ZeroAMP;
- Marco Ceccarelli of the European Commission who gave an overview of the EU Chips Act
- Stefan Ernst of X-FAB who provided a foundry perspective and market potential of NEMS technology;
- Søren Stobbe of DTU Fotonik about NEM silicon photonics;
- Andrew Moore of Warwick Manufacturing Group with the potential of MEMS for the automotive industry.
The in-person afternoon session was dedicated to the transition of the ZeroAMP technology "From concept to product". A lively plenary debate was initiated which took up issues raised in the morning session and discussed them in more details.
Check out the recordings and download the presentation slides by clicking here.
