EBSCON

...BECAUSE THE WORLD NEEDS ESBS MORE THAN EVER

What means ESBS?

Electronic and software based systems involve components and devices driven by micro-and nanoelectronics including embedded software. They are the foundation for digital products and services. ESBS functions enable the implementation of applications such as automated driving, the Internet of Things and smart cities and thus constitute the heart of our digitalized society.

Not only do ESBS have vast untapped potential for sustainable development, but they’re also the frontier for impactful tech solutions. That’s where EBSCON comes in, uniting the tech industry’s forward-thinkers with the research and scientific community. Together, we address today’s pressing questions, forging paths for a sustainable future.“Building bridges for tomorrow”is not just a slogan—it’s our mission, and crucialfor our planet’s well-being.

This was EBSCON 2024

Exclusive venue for more than 350 participants onsite
Interactive live streams for registered online community
Barcamp Sessions
Main Stage with inspiring keynotes, high-level panels and presentations
Interactive Exhibition Area for SILICON ALPS Partners
High display of European strengths
F&B, Catering
After-Show networking

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This was EBSCON 2024 – A Summary

This was EBSCON 2024: "Curiosity" - the freedom to be curious - forms the basis for innovation. This theme was the focus of EBSCON 2024, the leading event for the European semiconductor and...

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Official Press Release & Press Photos of EBSCON 2024

„Curiosity“ – the freedom to be curious – forms the basis for innovation. This theme is therefore at the centre of EBSCON 2024, the leading event for the European semiconductor and...

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EBSCON4Curiosity – Official announcement

We have the official announcement of the EBSCON 2024 for you. Have a look at what you can be looking forward...

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9:00 am
9:00 am

Opening Session

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10:00 am

Lunch Break

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11:30 pm

Lunch Break

EBSCON Track

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12:30 pm

EBSCON Track

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1:30 pm

Keynote

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2:45 pm

EBSCON Track

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3:15 pm
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Closing & Wrap Up

EBSCON Networking

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4:30 pm

These were the speakers of 2024

Jonna

Heliskoski

Jonna Heliskoski is an experienced consulting professional with extensive knowledge of change management and business transformations. She has a proven track record of utilizing data to tackle complex challenges as well as 25 years of experience in customer and impact-oriented service development. Utilizing impact thinking, as well as modeling and evaluating impact, are her areas of special expertise. Heliskoski is a sought-after trainer and facilitator. Her goal-oriented impact ecosystem model has been applied to more than 100 innovation and strategy projects. © Photo: Miikka Pirinen

Jonna Heliskoski

Senior Lead, Innovations | The Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra

Sarah

Nöbauer

As a student, I am one of the people who will work in and shape this industry in the future. I graduated from HTBLA Grieskirchen for Computer science in 2023 and started studying AI at JKU that same year. Cybersecurity is another focus of mine since 2019. At CyberSecurityAustria my talents and potential are recognized, allowing me to represent Austria on an international level, e.g. at the European Cybersecurity Challenge (ECSC). Additionally, I am also gladly supporting our initiative to combat gender-inequality in the field and holding workshops for highschool students, introducing them to the topic. I hope to inspire others to take up the challenge of cybersecurity – young...

Sarah Nöbauer

AI student, JKU Linz

Alexander

Bergmann

Dr. Alexander Bergmann (male) is Professor of Electronic Sensor Systems and Head of the recently established Institute of Electrical Measurement and Sensor Systems at Graz University of Technology in Austria, and Group Leader of the Sensor Systems and Sensor Physics Working Group at the same institute. His Sensor Systems and Sensor Physics group currently has 20 PhD students. He has published more than 130 peer reviewed papers and holds more than 50 patents. He is also an Associate Editor for JSSS, a Topical Editor for Sensors and a reviewer for journals such as Nature. © Photo: Bergmann/Banzer/cdlabor

Univ.- Prof. Mag. Dr. Alexander Bergmann

Head of Institute of Electrical Measurement and Sensor Systems, TU Graz

Elisabetta

Chicca

Elisabetta Chicca obtained a "Laurea" degree (M.Sc.) in Physics from the University of Rome 1 "La Sapienza", Italy in 1999 with a thesis on CMOS spike-based learning. In 2006 she received a Ph.D. in Natural Science from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ, Physics department) and in Neuroscience from the Neuroscience Center Zurich. E. Chicca has carried out her research as a Postdoctoral fellow (2006-2010) and as a Group Leader (2010-2011) at the Institute of Neuroinformatics (University of Zurich and ETH Zurich) working on development of neuromorphic signal processing and sensory systems. In 2021 she established the Bio-Inspired Circuits and Systems group at the University of Groningen. Her...