How can I help with the Competence center?

The CC will provide support on you initial steps in order to provide answers to your questions, identify experts and organizations to accelerate your journey from idea to the final products in a form or semiconductor, photonic chip or quantum device.

There are several ways how you can get in contact with CC Chip.si: Contact our main office: CC Chip.si main office located at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Tržaška 25, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia, office@cc-chip.si, Phone: +386 (0)1 476 8850 Reach out to contact persons: Prof. Dr. Janez Krč, project coordinator Jurij Podržaj, technical lead: Jurij.Podrzaj@fe.uni-lj.siKlara Anžur, business lead: Klara.Anzur@fe.uni-lj.siVia consortium partners – here. You can also subscribe to the CC Chip.si weekly newsletter and follow our activites on LinkedIN.

What services you offer?

CC Chip.si provides services such as: Provide and execute Trainings, (https://cc-chip.si/offer/#trainings) -> Courses catalogue (https://cc-chip.si/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/CC-Chip.si-COURSES-CATALOGUE-V1.0-1.pdf) Organise Workshops and conferences (https://cc-chip.si/offer/#WORKSHOPS) Access to the advanced Technology infrastructure and equipment, (https://cc-chip.si/offer/#TECHNOLOGY) Consultancy on equipment access, proof-of-concept and others (https://cc-chip.si/offer/#CONSULTING) Networking on natilan and EU level to strengthen EU semiconductor ecosystem (https://cc-chip.si/offer/#NETWORKING)

How can I get in touch with other Comepetnce centers in Europe?

There are 30 CC in EU; each or CC can be either reach directly, via aCCCess and /or via CC Chip.si main office.

What are the prices of your services?

For further details and conditions, please follow the link to our price list that is COMMING SOON and please contact CC Chip.si main office here.

MIDEM 2026 Conference and Integrated Photonics Workshop

The 61st International Conference on Microelectronics, Devices and Materials – MIDEM 2026 took place from 28 to 30 September 2026 at the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, bringing together Slovenian and international researchers, experts and industry representatives working across microelectronics, semiconductor technologies, materials, integrated circuits, optoelectronics, sensors and MEMS.

As part of the conference programme, CC Chip.si supported and enabled the Integrated Photonics Workshop, held on 29 September and dedicated to the latest developments and future directions in integrated photonics and photonic integrated circuits (PICs).

The workshop brought together leading European experts and researchers and provided participants with insights into developments ranging from silicon photonics and photonic computing to quantum photonics and emerging integrated photonic technologies.

A particular highlight was the plenary lecture “Silicon photonics: emerging trends, opportunities and challenges” delivered by Roel Baets from the Photonics Research Group (Ghent University – imec), Department of Information Technology (INTEC) and imec, Ghent, Belgium. The presentation highlighted how photonic integrated circuits (PICs) have become a key enabling technology, with the vast majority of today’s deployments found in data centres and telecommunications networks (99,9% world production). At the same time, rapid advances are opening opportunities in emerging application areas, including sensing, healthcare, artificial intelligence, automotive systems, and quantum technologies, demonstrating the significant long-term potential of PIC technologies.

The programme also featured distinguished invited speakers:

Photonic Integrated Circuits for Signal Processing and Computing by Andrea Melloni from Politecnico di Milano.
Quantum Photonic Integrated Circuits with Self-Assembled Quantum Dots by @Leonardo Midolo from the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen.
Microscale generation and control of nanosecond light by light in liquid crystals by Igor Muševič from the Jozef Stefan Institute and the Univerza v Ljubljani.

Through initiatives such as this workshop, KC Čip.si supports the development of Slovenia’s semiconductor and photonics ecosystem, promotes the dissemination of cutting-edge research, and strengthens collaboration between academia and industry. By bringing world-leading experts to Slovenia, the workshop provided participants with direct insight into the latest developments in silicon photonics, photonic integrated circuits, and quantum photonics, while helping to raise awareness of the growing importance of these technologies for Europe’s future competitiveness.