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Online training on RF-technologies: Oct 27

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Join for for the INFRACHIP Digital School-CONNECT, hosted by Chalmers University of Technology, as part of the European INFRACHIP project. 

Time: October 27th, 2025 at 8.30 AM
Place: Online Event

Speakers Zhenxining Wang, Chalmers
Aldo Jesorka, Chalmers
François Joint, Chalmers
Claude Leiner, Joanneum Resea

Speakers:

  • Zhenxining Wang, AMO GmbH
  • Aldo Jesorka, GOMOD AB
  • François Joint, Chalmers
  • Claude Leiner, Joanneum Research

A one-day online event will dive into cutting-edge topics including:
• Surface Acoustic Resonance
• RF Engineering
• Advanced Photonics
• THz Range Electronics

Radio frequency (RF) technologies are at the heart of modern innovation. From smartphones and radar systems to medical imaging, autonomous vehicles, and space exploration, RF is everywhere – and evolving fast.

Register latest on October 26th at 10 AM:
Digital School – CONNECT – Application Form – INFRACHIP

This training is part of  InfraChip, a European initiative (2024–2027) aiming to build a distributed infrastructure for sustainable semiconductor development. InfraChip connects research communities like ASCENT+, EMERGE, and EnABLES, and promotes innovation in materials and processes. It also invests in talent development through hands-on training—such as the course at Chalmers. Together, these efforts strengthen Europe’s capacity to innovate in semiconductor technologies, from research to industrial application.

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