The program
Walk in & registration
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Opening
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Welcome by host
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Opening remarks by Ewit Roos
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Introduction to the Dutch Ecosystem of Integrated Photonics
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The role of the Dutch government in building a European value chain for photonics by investing in key enabling technologies through its National Growth Fund
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Open Strategic Autonomy for a Resilient European Industry
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Photonics – a key technology for Europe's digital transition
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Coffee Break
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Welcome back by host
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Video snack: message from industry stakeholders
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US Chips Act: What You Need To Know About The US Initiative
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Photonic ICs in the Age of AI
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The Need for a Holistic European Industrial Strategy on Photonics Integrated Circuits To Achieve our European Union Digital Ambitions
The European Commission Strategy for Photonics and Photonics integrated Circuits, in the Context of the EU Chips Act
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Wrap-up and Information on the afternoon program by host
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Lunch Break With Exhibition
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Parallel Session 1a: Quantum Photonics: Scaling Towards the Quantum Future
Join the panel discussion on quantum photonics with various speakers including Stefan Hengesbach (CEO at QuiX Quantum), Martin Schell (Executive Director at Fraunhofer HHI), Freeke Heijman (Co-Founder at Quantum Delta) and Ulrich Eismann (Co-Founder at KEE Quant)
Parallel Session 1b: The Future of Chip Design: Photonic/Electronic Co-design
Join the panel discussion on the future of the chip design with various speakers including Katarzyna Lawnizcuk of Bright Photonics, Twan Korthorst of Synopsys, Martijn Heck of TU/e and, Tigers Jonuzi of VLC Photonics and Anne-Johan Annema of Twente University.
Parallel Session 1c: Human Capital: How Do They Do It?
Join the panel discussion on human capital with various speakers including Arianne Bijma of ASML, Madhav Pulipati of Photonics Valley, Miriam Blaauboer of Delft University of Technology, Anuradha Murthy Agarwal of MIT, Karin Bussemaker of EFFECT Photonics and Cas Damen of Saxion.
Parallel Session 1d: Equipment Requirements for Volume Production
Join the panel discussion on equipment requirements for volume production with various speakers including Ben van der Zon of HTNL, Joost van Kerkhof of Phix, Marcel van Veen of IMS, Carol de Vries of PhotonDelta and Mortiz of Ficontec.
Coffee Break
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Parallel Session 2a: Standardization Needs for an Emerging Industry
Join the panel discussion on standardisation with various speakers including Sylwester Latkowski of PITC, Joost van Kerkhof of Phix, Jeroen de Jong of Siemens, Wiene Fokkinga of NEN and Barbara Goldstein of NIST.
Parallel Session 2b: Tech Transfer & Investments
Join the panel discussion on tech transfer and investments with various speakers including Marcella Gagliardo of The Gate, Ton van 't Noordende of QDNL, Tom vanHoutte of IMEC Xpand, Farhad Vazehgoo of MassTech and John Bell of HighTechXL.
Parallel Session 2c: The Role of Academics in Future Innovation
Join the panel discussion on the role of academics in future innovation with various speakers including Bert Jan Offrein of IBM Research, Peter Dröll of the European Commission, Roel Baets of Ghent University, Sonia Garcia Blanco of Twente University and Ton van Mol of Holst Center.
Parallel Session 2d: Heterogeneous Integration: Electronics and Photonics United
Join the panel discussion on heterogeneous integration with various speakers including Luc Augustin of Smart Photonics, Alan Evans of MIT, Ruud Oldenbeuving of IMEC, Arne Leinse of LioniX International, David de Felipe Mesquida of Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Matteo Cherchi of VTT, Michael Lebby of Lightwave Logic and Pieter Wuytens of Ligentec.
Parallel Session 2e: Recent Developments in Sensing for AgriFood
Join the panel discussion on bio & agri with various speakers including Lex Oosterveld of OnePlanet, Carol de Vries of PhotonDelta, Kaylee Hakkel of Mantispectra, Paul van Dijk of LioniX International, Gerrit Polder of Wageningen University, Mike Richardson of OptecBB/Photonics21 and Steven van den Berg of Haagse Hogeschool.
Recap & Plenairy Closing
Networking Reception
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Transfer to restaurant
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Walk in & registration
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Welcome by host
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Introduction by executive board of the IPSR-I
Keynote by Jurgen Michel & Ewit Roos
Keynote From the Data & Telecom Industry by VodafoneZiggo
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Keynote from the Aerospace Industry by European Space Agency (ESA)
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Keynote from the Healthcare Industry by Amsterdam UMC
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Coffee Break
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Start of Tech Tour Photonics & Electronics
Your PIC Summit Europe ticket also provides access to the Tech Tour Photonics & Electronics program. Tech Tour offers a program to help start-ups developing tech solutions by putting them into contact with deep tech investors. View the Tech Tour program here: https://techtour.com/events/2022/11/event-tech-tour-photonics--electronics-2022.html
Keynote from the Automotive Industry by Voyant Photonics
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Keynote from the Agrifood Industry by Hoogvliet Supermarkten
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Introduction IPSR-I Workshops: Paving The Way To Killer Applications in 2035
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Lunch Break with Exhibition & Poster Sessions
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End of the plenary program; Start of IPSR-I Workshops
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Workshop 1a: Aerospace
The goal of this break-out session is to determine the technical market demands of integrated photonic modules to be used in Aerospace in 2035. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics. The outcomes of the break-out session are used to write the IPSR-I application guides and will inform the IPSR-I technology chapters on future technology directions for integrated photonics.
Workshop 1b: Healthcare & medical
The goal of this break-out session is to determine the technical market demands of integrated photonic modules to be used in Healthcare & medical in 2035. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics. The outcomes of the break-out session are used to write the IPSR-I application guides and will inform the IPSR-I technology chapters on future technology directions for integrated photonics.
Workshop 1c: Datacom
The goal of this break-out session is to determine the technical market demands of integrated photonic modules to be used in Datacom in 2035. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics. The outcomes of the break-out session will inform the IPSR-I technology chapters on future technology directions for integrated photonics.
Workshop 1d: Agrofood
The goal of this break-out session is to determine the technical market demands of integrated photonic modules to be used in Agrofood in 2035. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics. The outcomes of the break-out session will inform the IPSR-I technology chapters on future technology directions for integrated photonics.
Workshop 1e: Quantum & AI
The goal of this break-out session is to determine the technical market demands of integrated photonic modules to be used in Quantum & AI in 2035. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics. The outcomes of the break-out session will inform the IPSR-I technology chapters on future technology directions for integrated photonics.
Coffee Break
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Wrap-up of the Workshops
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Workshop 2a: 3D-Imaging & Automotive
Based on the input from the first break-out sessions this session will focus on determining the critical needs of 3D-Imaging modules. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics. The outcomes of the break-out session will be incorporated into the chapter on 3D-Imaging.
Workshop 2b: Spectral & refractive index sensing
Based on the input from the first break-out sessions this session will focus on determining the critical needs of Spectral & refractive index sensing modules. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics. The outcomes of the break-out session will be incorporated into the chapter on Spectral Sensing.
Workshop 2c: RF-Photonics
Based on the input from the first break-out sessions this session will focus on determining the critical needs of RF Photonics modules. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics. The outcomes of the break-out session will be incorporated into the chapter on RF Photonics.
Workshop 2d: Interconnects
Based on the input from the first break-out sessions this session will focus on determining the critical needs of interconnects modules. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics.
Workshop 2e: Optical signal processing
Based on the input from the first break-out sessions this session will focus on determining the critical needs of Optical Signal Processing modules. This will be done by an interactive discussion with all participants, and the session is chaired by two co-chairs who are familiar with the topic and integrated photonics.
Wrap-up of the Workshops
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Exhibition & Drinks
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Networking dinner
Only for the participants of the IPSR-I Roadmap.
