WP 4 Relation with industry Report Second AIDA

WP 4: Relation with industry Report Second AIDA annual meeting LNF, 10 -12 April 2013 AIDA is co-funded by the European Commission within the Framework Programme 7 Capacities Specific Programme, Grant Agreement 262025 Advanced European Infrastructures for Detectors at Accelerators 1

Agenda • • Academia-Industry matching event Analysis of the 3 AIME events Plans for 2013 -2014 Collaboration Spotting Advanced European Infrastructures for Detectors at Accelerators 2

Academia meets Industry On Advanced interconnections for chip packaging in future detectors With the assistance of: 8 th-9 th April 2013 LNF AIDA is co-funded by the European Commission within the Framework Programme 7 Capacities Specific Programme, Grant Agreement 262025 Advanced European Infrastructures for Detectors at Accelerators 3

Analysis Academia-industry matching event • Si. PM • PSSSD • 3 D-IC AIDA is co-funded by the European Commission within the Framework Programme 7 Capacities Specific Programme, Grant Agreement 262025 Advanced European Infrastructures for Detectors at Accelerators 4

Events characteristics • Si. PM – Very technology-specific Photosensor • PSSSD – Wider focus Medipix, Pilatus, Bumpbonding, etc. • 3 D Interconnections – Very technology-specific • TSV • SLID • Interposers – Low technology readiness level Advanced European Infrastructures for Detectors at Accelerators 5

Si. PM Participation 101 attendees from 40 institutions • • • • • • Austrian Acad Sci CERN CIEMAT CNRS-IN 2 P 3 CPAN CSIC DESY EPFL ETHZ FBK FNAL Forschungszentrum Julich Gmb. H GSI IFAE INAF INFN Kernfys Versneller Inst MPI PSI Rhein Westfal TH Aachen UERJ Univ AGH Sci & Technol Univ Bari • • • • • Univ Gent Univ Glasgow Univ Heidelberg Univ Insubria Univ Leicester Univ Louvain KU Univ Michigan Univ Napoli Federico 2 Univ Oxford Univ Pisa Univ Politecn Bari Univ Roma 1 Univ Siena Univ Surrey Univ Tech Delft NTUA Univ Udine 130 participants 29 attendees from 23 companies • • • • • • Advan. Si. D Atostek_Ltd AXINT Bruker_AXS CAEN_Sp. A CPTA_Moscow CSEM djh consult e 2 v_technol Excelitas_Tech_Inc Gamma_Medica_Ideas_Inc Hamamatsu_Photonics ID_Quantique_SA INOV_INESC_Inovacao KETEK_Gmb. H kromek? Philips_Corp Photek_Ltd Pulsar_Enterprise Raytest Sens. L STMicroelectronics Zecotek_Photonics_Inc Second AIDA annual meeting of April 10 th-12 th 6

Positioning the event (Si. PM) Companies World 56% Europe 44% Attending companies World 30% (Total: 108) Institutions World 52% (Total: 23) Europe 48% Attending institutions World 8% Europe 70% (Total: 339) Europe 92% (Total: 40)

PSSSD Participation 68 attendees from 25 institutions • • • • • • • Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic Bulgarian Academy of Sciences Catholic University of Louvain CEA/Irfu Saclay CERN CNM-Barcelona CNRS - IN 2 P 3 – LAL CPAN DESY IFCA (CSIC) INFN Institute of High Energy Physics, Wien Institute of Nuclear Physics of Poland KIT - Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Max-Planck-Institut fur Physik Munich MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology United Kingdom NIKHEF Oxford University Tomsk Polytechnic University of Barcelona University of Bonn University of Cantabria University of Hamburg University of Otago VTT 18 attendees from 15 companies • • • • ALIBAVA Systems Amsterdam Scientific Instruments BV Baltic Scientific Instruments CAEN Sp. A Canberra Dectris Ltd. Infineon Technologies iseg Spezialelektronik Gmb. H KETEK Gmb. H Kromek Ltd Philips Digital Photon Counting Photek LTD SEMIKON Detector Gmb. H Struck Innovative Systeme Gmb. H Technology Transfer Agency Techtra Sp. z o. o. 86 participants Second AIDA annual meeting of April 10 th-12 th 8

Positioning the event (PSSSD) Companies (Total: 436) Europe 20% World 7% Europe 93% (Total: 15) (Total: 735) Europe 47% World 53% World 80% Attending companies Institutions Attending institutions World 12% Europe 88% (Total: 25)

3 D Participation 78 attendees from 28 institutions • • • • • • • Academy of Sciences Czech Republic CEA CERN CMP CNRS/IN 2 P 3 DESY FNAL EMFT GSI HEPTech IFJ PAN CSIC INFN Institute of Physics, Prague IMEC KTH Royal Institute of Technology MPI NTUA STFC Austrian Acad Sci Universite de Geneve Universite de Paris-Sud 11 - LAL University of Bergen University of Heidelberg University of Liverpool University of Manchester Universität Bonn 13 attendees from 12 companies • • • Advacam Belletech Dectris IBM IPDi. A KETEK Gmb. H micron semicond Philips Corp Printech Circuit Laboratories Ltd Tezzaron Semiconductor Tohoku-Micro. Tec Co. , Ltd TTA Techtra 91 participants Second AIDA annual meeting of April 10 th-12 th 10

Positioning the event (3 D) Companies (Total: 290) Europe 16% Attending companies (Total: 12) (Contacted all european companies) Europe 75% (Total: 181) Europe World 36% 64% World 84% World 25% Institutions Attending institutions World 4% Europe 96% (Total: 28)

Collaboration Spotting http: //collspotting. web. cern. ch

SLID • publications • patents

TSV • publications • patents

Vertical Connectors • publications • patents

Interposers • publications • patents

Invitation strategy for the AIME (3 D) • Search for industrial (290) and academic (181) organisations active in – TSV – SLID – Interposers • Contacted all key-players worldwide – (IBM, Tezzaron, Intel, EMC-members, TI, etc. ) • Invited all European companies (46) and institutions (65)

Collaboration follow-up • Case: Si. PM Event (February 2011) – First Data Set (pubs and patents): before the event – Second Data Set (pubs and patents): two years after the event • Tracing: – All organisations attending the event • Results: – Increase in patents and publications – Collaboration development

Attendees (before-after the event) graph from timeline – 2010 graph from timeline – 2013

Focusing on collaborations (INFN) • Graph of the attendees after the event 2010 2013

Focusing on collaborations (CNRS-IN 2 P 3)

Focusing on collaborations (MPI) 2010 2013

New collaborations

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Summary • N out of P organisations attending the event have strengthened their collaborations (among existing partners or with new partners) • N out of P organisations have had new patents and new publications