We aim to enhance the functionality and efficiency of these microsystems, paving the way for smarter and integrated solutions.
Our mission is to explore and develop innovative packaging processes that leverage the synergy of diverse technologies to encapsulate and facilitate communication within edge microsystems.
Chilab-ITEM aims to accelerate the maturation of research outputs into viable market-ready products, thereby fostering innovation and driving economic growth.
Chilab-ITEM is part of research group MP4MNT. The team pioneers microsystems packaging, bridging micro and macro domains with cutting-edge technologies and precision integration, contributing to knowledge transfer from academic research to industrial R&D.
Our Research Group involves researchers and professors determined to contribute to the study and development of Interfacing Technologies for Edge Microsystem.
Chilab-ITEM at NanoInnovation 2025
We are pleased to announce that ChiLAB-ITEM is attending NanoInnovation 2025, a nanotechnology event held in Rome from September 15th to 19th. The conference, hosted at the Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering of Sapienza, brings together leading scientists and industry professionals to explore the latest advancements in the field. Our lab is also participating in […]
Keeping Water Clean: Our Latest Publication
We're proud to announce the publication of our latest article, "Advanced Flow Detection Cell for SPEs for Enhancing In Situ Water Monitoring of Trace Levels of Cadmium," in the prestigious Water Journal MDPI. The research, developed as part of the Agritech Center project, tackles a critical need in environmental safety: the real-time monitoring of trace […]
intelWATT
Dr. Giulia Mossotti, a key member of our team, has recently been interview by Politecnico di Torino regarding her contribution to intelWATT, a European research project dedicated to developing smart technologies for managing industrial wastewater, while focusing on water preservation, energy production, and material recovery in energy-intensive industries. Below, you'll find excerpts from her interview. For […]
In many of the research projects we carry out, Chilab-ITEM successfully collaborates with multiple partners, belonging to both the academic and industrial worlds.
Chilab-ITEM is the reference research laboratory of the Politecnico di Torino for the study of microelectronics and microsystems packaging.
