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Programmes Digital, Industry & Space SemiconductorsThe European Union and the Republic of Korea announce support for four jointly funded projects in semiconductors as a deliverable of the EU-Republic of Korea Digital Partnership.
The projects will advance heterogeneous integration technologies i.e. technologies combining multiple components onto one chip as well as neuromorphic computing technologies i.e. technologies imitating the functioning of the human brain.
The projects will bring together research and innovation partners from the EU and the Republic of Korea to set up joint research teams, provide shared access to cutting-edge facilities and infrastructures and organise knowledge exchange through events.
The selected joint EU-ROK projects are:
These are 3-year projects co-funded by the Chips Joint Undertaking under Horizon Europe, and the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF).
For more information on the projects please consult the European Commission's news article.
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