Want to see the future of
global innovation?The Next Silicon Valley caught a glimpse of it last week at a technology forum in Europe's Flanders region in the northern part of Belgium, hosted by imec, the public-private, open innovation micro-and nanoelectronics research center, based in Leuven.
Imec, which has helped shape
the future of the semiconductor industry with its university and R&D
partners for more than 25 years, is now helping Flanders replicate that successful R&D
partnering model across other industry sectors, and across all of
Flemish research institutes, making this region a prime destination for
investment in innovative research and development, worldwide.
Imec's unique public-private based R&D charter is also driving that organizations innovation and tech development activities far downstream of its original CMOS semiconductor and EUV lithography research charter.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Flanders forges future in tech R&D as imec model flourishes | http://www.thenextsiliconvalley.com
Author: Richard Wallace
