★Toward sustainable IoT: From rare materials to big data★ organised by: NEED for IoT - Audrey Dieudonné, Thierry Baron / SINANO Institute - Francis Balestra, Pascale CAULIER / HiPEAC

The access to raw materials is a major economic and geopolitical stake for the 21st century. Key resources/materials being used today in the emerging devices for the Internet of Things (IoT) must be substituted or drastically reduced in the near future. Tens of billions of electronics objects are being disseminated all over the world in homes, buildings, cars, roads, etc., therefore it is obviously a major concern to develop a sustainable electronic industry mindful of its impact right from the conception of these objects to their final use/consumption.
In this workshop, we propose to bring together academics and industrials in Social, Economics and Physics/Chemistry and Technological Sciences to exchange about innovative solutions to develop a more sustainable nanoelectronics ecosystem, problems and possible solutions for the reduction of energy consumption of electronic systems.

Information and registration: https://lnkd.in/gf8_DhC

Speakers: Max Lemme, Adrian M. Ionescu, Paolo Gargini, David Bol, Marc Duranton, Lars-Åke Ragnarsson, Patrice Christmann