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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 […]

Professor Luciano Scaltrito of Chilab-ITEM recently undertook a collaborative trip with Mista to the Greater Bay Area and Hong Kong (China). The visit focused on fostering connections with prominent Chinese microelectronics companies, highlighting the ongoing importance of collaboration between academic institutions and industry in driving innovation within the sector. The Italian Chamber of Commerce in […]

Chilab- ITEM will take part in the upcoming XXVII edition of the AIV Conference, held at Environment Park in Turin from May 6th to 9th. This year's four-day conference will delve into critical issues surrounding materials and processing within both research and manufacturing sectors. By fostering a multidisciplinary environment, AIV aims to encourage a dynamic […]

The aim of this edition was to create a robot vacuum cleaner. Although it’s a common household object, this device integrates various technological aspects that make it interesting from a mechanical and engineering point of view. The simplest models offer a cleaning service and autonomous movement, while the more modern and sophisticated versions are equipped […]

On January 17th, Chilab - ITEM attended the MP4MNT research group gathering at the Politecnico di Torino - Energy Center, in Turin, for a significant meeting, focused on sharing the latest scientific results and also future research prospects. The event, which counted more than 100 people in attendance and a total of 13 speakers throughout […]

The SMIP (Sistemi Microelettronici in Package) project officially launched on Friday, January 24th with a kick-off meeting at the SPEA headquarters in Volpiano. Funded by the Piedmont Region's Swich program, this 30-month research project will bring together partners to develop two case studies based on SiP technologies. The project aims to advance microelectronic systems by […]