Registration for the 2026 edition of the CITC Semiconductor Packaging Program has now begun.
Eleven young students visited CITC and were introduced to research into semiconductor packaging.
CITC's business development manager Ruud De Wit took the stage in the main hall at the TNO Semicon Event.
CITC was present at the annual career festival for vocational students to inspire them to pursue a career in chip research.
CITC's new intern Subba Kedarnath Gupta Vemula will work on copper sinter pastes and investigate the role of additives.
30 young students from Weekendschool Nijmegen spent their Sunday afternoon learning more about chip packaging.
CITC is very pleased to welcome our new business development manager: Ruud de Wit.
The first edition of the Lifeport Semicon Event also marked the first time CITC presented itself as part of TNO.
For several CITC researchers, 2026 started with an extensive three-day training in confocal scanning acoustic microscopy.
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