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Philippe Vereecken

“Use your imagination, it’s one of your most powerful assets.”

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<ul>
	<li>Obtained a PhD in Chemistry in 1998</li>
	<li>Postdoctoral associate at The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD until 2001</li>
	<li>Research staff member at IBM Research in Yorktown Heights, NY</li>
	<li>Joined imec in 2005</li>
	<li>Appointed scientific director in 2018</li>
	<li>Professor at the Faculty of Bioscience Engineering of the KU Leuven since 2009</li>
	<li>Imec fellow since 2022</li>
</ul>

Meet imec fellow Philippe Vereecken

With the growing use of artificial intelligence to tackle the major challenges of our time, the computing need is expected to double every six months from now on.

To handle the exponentially growing amounts of data in a sustainable way, we need improved high-performance semiconductor technology.

While no company in the world can accomplish this alone, co-innovation and collaboration across the semiconductor ecosystem will enable the continuation of Moore’s law.

Smaller, better, faster: imec presents chip scaling roadmap 

Co-integration of high-quality SiN waveguides with active silicon photonics

Jade Liu

Imec demonstrates the co-integration of its high-quality SiN waveguide technology with its active silicon photonics platform

Imec hyperspectral camera paves the way for in-vivo detection of low-grade gliomas

VIS & NIR spectral camera with hi-res RGB sensor

Imec demonstrates combined VIS & NIR spectral camera system, complemented with hi-res RGB imaging, for data acquisition at video rate

Imec/UAntwerp spin-off develops animal behavior monitoring tool

Lucinda Kirkpatrick

Sofie Baert

IoSA, a new spin-off of UAntwerp and imec, develops animal behavior monitoring tool for research, conservation, and agriculture purposes

Steven Latré

“The best innovations are found at the intersection of disciplines”

Joined iMinds in 2006

Entered imec upon its merger with iMinds

Full professor at University of AntwerpLed IDLab research group at University of Antwerp from 2013 until 2022

Imec fellow since 2022

Meet imec fellow Steven Latré

Jan Van Houdt

“Learn from the outliers in your work and try to be one yourself sometimes.”

Joined imec in 1988

Obtained a PhD in device physics in 1994

Became memory group leader in 1999

Became director of flash memory at imec in 2011

Appointed chief scientist at imec in 2014

Was a distinguished member of technical staff at imec between 2016 and 2018

Assumed the role of scientific director in imec’s semiconductor technology and systems department in 2018

Appointed as program director of ferroelectrics in 2019

imec fellow since 2022

Meet imec fellow Jan Van Houdt

Joris Van Campenhout

Kathleen Philips

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Silicon photonics: piggybacking on decades of chip manufacturing experience

Luc Van den hove

Imec CEO Luc Van den hove looks back on a dark 2022 – but every cloud has a silver lining.

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2022 saw nothing less than the advent of a global ‘polycrisis’.

Yet, society has also continued to take some important steps forward. Think of our victory over the coronavirus pandemic.

Obviously, much work remains to be done to turn this silver lining into a golden future for all of us. But according to Luc Van den hove, (international) collaboration will be key.

2022: A Dark Year with A Silver Lining

Imec CEO Luc Van den hove calls upon the world to work in unison and deliver as one

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Collaboration and internationalization have been the driving forces behind the chip industry’s gigantic strides forward.

The Chips Acts are the vehicle par excellence to take collaboration in the semiconductor realm to the next level.

Yet, according to Luc Van den hove, their promise is far greater than that: he could see the Chips Acts become the blueprint for addressing a myriad of other challenges society faces.

“Our Strength Lies in Union, Not Division”

Dive into imec’s achievements of 2022

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Meet imec fellow Philippe Vereecken

Smaller, better, faster: imec presents chip scaling roadmap

Co-integration of high-quality SiN waveguides with active silicon photonics

Imec hyperspectral camera paves the way for in-vivo detection of low-grade gliomas

VIS & NIR spectral camera with hi-res RGB sensor

Imec/UAntwerp spin-off develops animal behavior monitoring tool

Meet imec fellow Steven Latré

Meet imec fellow Jan Van Houdt

Silicon photonics: piggybacking on decades of chip manufacturing experience

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