Archive: Trade fairs and events

We cordially invite you to the 15th Fraunhofer Symposium "Micro/Nanotechnology, MedTec and Life Sciences: Shaping the Future" on December 9 and 10, 2024, in Sendai, Japan. The accompanying program includes an exhibition, a dinner reception, and lab tours.

Meet us at SENSOR+TEST 2025 in Nuremberg and learn more about our current research topics. You will find us in Hall 1 at the Fraunhofer joint booth (1-317).

Meet us at the PCIM Expo & Conference in Nuremberg and learn more about our current research topic. You will find us in Hall 1 at the Fraunhofer joint booth (6-260).

The Chemnitz Seminar "Electronic Packaging and Applications" will take place on May 13 and 14, 2025, at Fraunhofer ENAS in Chemnitz. In our two-day workshop, we will discuss current topics related to packaging and integration with representatives from industry and academia. This year, contributions focusing on joining and integration technologies, novel materials, and process technologies, as well as insights into applications of microsystems technology, will be in the spotlight.

The presentation 'reinvent' at Fraunhofer ENAS showcases artistic outcomes from research practice and material-based experiments. We look forward to welcoming you to the vernissage on Tuesday, October 1, 2024, at Fraunhofer ENAS.

You are interested in ecological sustainability and resource efficiency and are at least in the 4th semester of a technical, economic, or interdisciplinary degree program? Then apply for the next "Green ICT Camp" in September 2025 and discover the full range of research and development opportunities in the field of green electronics.

For the third time, science, industry, and politics come together in Berlin for the Green ICT Connect with a common goal: to shape progress in ICT in an ecologically sustainable and environmentally friendly way.

The 41st Chemnitz Seminar is held under the title “Test and Reliability Solutions - New solutions for electronic components and systems”.

The 40th Chemnitz Seminar is held under the title "Sensor Systems for One Health." Over two days, we will discuss with representatives from industry and academia how technological systems can support the One Health approach. One Health considers the interconnected health of humans, animals, and the environment and includes work from various fields such as human and veterinary medicine, environmental and agricultural sciences, or even food technology. In all these areas, intelligent systems for analyzing pathogens, capturing vital data, or monitoring living conditions play a major role today and are essential for the rapid diagnosis of critical conditions.

We continue the series "Science Meets Art" with the exhibition "Peter Piek – Flugbahn". We will open the exhibition on April 2, 2025, at 6 PM.