General Objective

The project aims to boost research and innovation capacity of University of Thessaly by fostering strategic networking and knowledge exchange with leading European institutions. It focuses on enhancing research management and commercialization, particularly in advanced VLSI design and 2.5/3D chiplet architectures, aligning with broader EU initiatives like the European Chips Act.
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Coordination and support activities

Conference and workshops

Organisation of ≥2 panel discussions and special session.

Visiting Researcher program

≥25 outward and ≥8 inward short visits.

Training programmes

≥3 summer schools, ≥3 webinars, and ≥3 advanced training courses.

Early-stage researchers

Bring together early-stage researchers in ≥2 joint forum events.

Administrative staff and ttos

Assist reasearchers in traslating research outcomes into commercial ventures.

Network and Collaboration opportunities

Foster collaboration knowledge exchange.

Project Details

  • Project No. 101159667
  • 1 207 881,69
  • Start date: 01/09/2024
  • End date: 31/08/2027

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 101159667.


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