About
We live in the era of information. Data is everywhere and everything is data. We want to be connected and we want things to work faster and for our information to be safe. The future of our information society is driven by exponential technologies in computing, communication and sensing. This trend will continue and will increasingly impact our lives and society for the better. At the same time, we are dealing with a global energy crisis. Without doing anything these fast-growing technologies will demand enormous amounts of energy. Therefore, the EHCI aims for sustainable solutions by exponentially decreasing the energy consumption of computing and communication, to enable the exponential growth of these technologies.
The EHCI addresses this challenge by excelling in and through the unique synergy of two eminent research fields: the precision and speed of photonics and mind-blowing magic of quantum technology. By bringing together these technologies and working from an engineering science perspective the EHCI is uniquely able to transfer research into real-world sustainable applications. With a focus on societal needs the EHCI will drive the roadmap for these exponential technologies in computing, communication and sensing, as TU/e has already proved in integrated photonics.
EHCI Grand Challenges
EHCI aims to make the roadmap for exponential technology happen, by developing new technologies, such as new types of processors, highly-efficient communication transceivers, secure communication technology and ubiquitous sensors.
With its unique positioning the EHCI will attract and gear new investments towards realizing world-leading scientific results, innovative startup and spinoff companies and start up new, explorative research.
The focus of the scientific program is structured around three Grand Challenges.
Events
EAISI workshop - Intensive course on neural networks
In this short course Visiting Professor Bernhard Mehlig introduces the use of artificial neural networks in machine learning. The course is…
ICAI DAY – exploring AI’s impact on society
June 5, 2024 12:00 PM / Erasmus Campus, Burgemeester Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
EAISI and Health in the Built Environment lunch meeting
Research pitches by PhD’s, EngD’s and current MSc projects, and a keynote by visiting Professor José Manuel Garcia Alonso.
MedTech Day 2024
June 7, 2024 9:30 AM / Eindhoven University of Technology
EAISI jubilee AI Symposium
Symposium in honor of EAISI's fifth jubilee during which research findings of EAISI's funding programs will be presented.
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Information Session - Data Science & AI for Professionals
June 20, 2024 6:30 PM / EAISI, Neuron Building - TU/e
EAISI lecture by visiting Professor Philip Brown
A Little Anarchy Never Hurt Anyone: Beyond Worst-Case Equilibria in Games | By Professor Philip Brown, guest of Mauro Salazar (TU/e).
EAISI lecture by visiting Professor Lisa DeBruine
Automated assessment of scientific papers
Eindhoven Semiconductor Summer School
Learn about advancing innovations in electronics & photonics. Participate in challenging projects, collaborate closely with companies as…
AI Summit Brainport 2024
Ready to meet researchers, industry leaders and other AI enthusiasts in Brainport Eindhoven and enhance your AI knowledge and skills?
Eindhoven Semiconductor Summer School
ADVANCING INNOVATIONS IN ELECTRONICS & PHOTONICS
The Eindhoven Semiconductor Summer School (ESSS) will host 60 students and provide 16 lectures from industry and academia. Students will also participate in challenging projects, collaborate closely with the companies from the region, further enriching the learning experience while fostering new collaborations and exchanges.
The Eindhoven Semiconductor Summer School is a joint initiative of Apllied Physics & Science Education and Electrical Engineering at TU/e and the industrial ecosystem of Brainport Eindhoven.
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EHCI VACANCIES
By bringing together two eminent research fields: photonics and quantum technology, and working from an engineering science perspective the EHCI is uniquely able to transfer research into real-world sustainable applications. With a focus on societal needs the EHCI will drive the roadmap for these exponential technologies in computing, communication and sensing, as the TU/e has already proved in integrated photonics.
The institute has a strong infrastructure, both outside and inside. The EHCI is strongly positioned in the local Brainport ecosystem, connected to world-class industry and knowledge partners, and has state-of-the-art facilities to enable internal and external users to perform cutting-edge research.
In order to advance photonics and quantum technology related research TU/e has many research vacancies varying from assistant professor, associate professor to full professor. Please see our vacancy page and join us!
Alliances
- Growth Fund Quantum Technology
- Growth Fund Photonics
Partners
The institute has a strong infrastructure, both outside and inside. The EHCI is strongly positioned in the local Brainport ecosystem, connected to world-class industry and knowledge partners, and has state-of-the-art facilities to enable internal and external users to perform cutting-edge research.
EHCI Management Team
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Visiting address
Eindhoven Hendrik Casimir InstituteQubit buildingGroene Loper 215612 AP EindhovenThe Netherlands -
Postal address
P.O. Box 5135600 MB EindhovenThe Netherlands -
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