To achieve this goal, the project recruited 13 doctoral candidates (DCs) to investigate the physics of degradation and reduce testing and verification efforts across the value chain of electronic components and systems, while providing invaluable skills to the next generation of engineers.
“MIRELAI is a unique opportunity for young researchers to become cross-discipline experts leading the way to a sustainable microelectronics industry.”
The MIRELAI network will pave the way for sustainable, repairable and energy efficient electronic system designs and resource-friendly smart electronics applications.
Have you ever wondered how long your phone or computer will last before needing repairs? MIRELAI, a European project, is using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the reliability of electronics
We are thrilled to launch the first edition of our MIRELAI Newsletter, a special series designed to keep you informed about the work and collaborative efforts happening within the MIRELAI
The MIRELAI consortium is preparing for project’s second annual meeting, set to take place in Leoben, Austria, from June 17th to 20th. Organised by the Polymer Competence Centre Leoben in
