NSYSU Deepens Semiconductor and Optoelectronics Cooperation with PSU, Exploring Frontier Technologies
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At a glance
- National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU) and Pennsylvania State University (PSU) are co-hosting a seminar on semiconductor and optoelectronic technologies.
- The event brings together international scholars and industry experts to discuss cutting-edge topics like silicon photonics and AI in advanced manufacturing.
- The collaboration aims to foster talent cultivation and research partnerships between Taiwan and the global tech community.
National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU) is actively deepening international cooperation in semiconductor talent development and exploring advanced optoelectronic technologies. The university is hosting the "2026 NSYSU ร PSU Semiconductor and Optoelectronics Seminar" from May 21st to 22nd, in collaboration with Pennsylvania State University (PSU).
NSYSU is actively deepening international cooperation in semiconductor talent development and exploring advanced optoelectronic technologies.
This significant event gathers domestic and international scholars and technology industry experts to discuss forward-looking technologies such as semiconductors, optoelectronic integration, and silicon photonics. The goal is to identify new directions for next-generation technological development, attracting approximately 200 participants. Professor Lin Tsung-hsien, Chair of the Department of Optoelectronic Engineering and Vice President for Research and Development at NSYSU, highlighted that PSU has invited 8 scholars, with 5 attending in person and 3 virtually, to share their latest research findings with NSYSU professors.
The seminar's agenda covers a wide range of hot topics, including Heterogeneous Integration, 3D Integrated Circuits (3D IC), Co-Packaged Optics (CPO), silicon photonics, optical computing, wide-bandgap semiconductors, and the application of AI in advanced processes and materials. Beyond academia, the event includes participation from major domestic and international tech companies such as TSMC, ASML, Realtek, ASE, Corning, Oxford Instruments, and ITRI. These industry representatives will share the latest developments in semiconductor manufacturing and optoelectronic technologies, facilitating direct exchange between academia and industry and shortening the path from research to industrial application.
PSU has invited 8 scholars, with 5 attending in person and 3 virtually, to share their latest research findings with NSYSU professors.
NSYSU emphasizes that with the rapid advancements in AI, high-performance computing, and next-generation communications, the integration of semiconductors and optoelectronics has become the core of global technological competition. Through continuous international seminars with PSU, NSYSU not only expands its international research network but also deepens Taiwan's talent cultivation and scientific research cooperation with the world in the semiconductor and optoelectronic fields, enabling more young students to step onto the global technology stage. From Taiwan's perspective, this collaboration is crucial for staying at the forefront of global technological innovation and nurturing the next generation of tech leaders.
the integration of semiconductors and optoelectronics has become the core of global technological competition.
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