2024

Semiconductor and Advanced Packaging Collaboration Symposium (Nov. 11th)
The Semiconductor and Advanced Packaging Collaboration Symposium brought together industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers to explore the latest advancements in semiconductor technology and advanced packaging solutions. This symposium fostered collaboration across the supply chain, addressing challenges in design, manufacturing, and integration to enhance performance, efficiency, and scalability.

K-GTSEC × WISH center workshop (Aug. 27th)
The K-GTSEC × WISH Center Workshop was a collaborative seminar focused on advancing global technology security and innovation. Through insightful discussions and knowledge-sharing, participants will engaged in fostering cutting-edge solutions, strengthening partnerships, and addressing challenges in the evolving tech landscape.

Korea-Georgia Tech Semiconductor R&D Symposium (Aug. 24th)
The Korea-Georgia Tech Semiconductor R&D Symposium was a premier event dedicated to fostering research collaboration between Korea and Georgia Tech in semiconductor technology. This symposium brought together leading researchers in Georgia Tech and Korean institutes, KEIT and KSIA to discuss advancements in semiconductor materials, device engineering, and advanced packaging.

KIAT K-TAG USA 10th Anniversary and GITCC Forum at UKC 2024 (Aug. 23rd)
The KIAT K-TAG USA 10th Anniversary and GITCC Forum at UKC 2024 celebrated a decade of collaboration in advancing technology and innovation between Korea and the United States. This special event brought experts from academia, industry, and government to reflect on past achievements and explore future opportunities in global technology cooperation.


Korea-US Advanced Industry and Technology Cooperation Forum (June 27th)
The Korea-US Advanced Industry and Technology Cooperation Forum served as a key platform for fostering collaboration between Korea and the United States in cutting-edge industries and technological innovation of the GITCC project.

Meeting of Georgia Tech’s Korean Researchers with Cheong Inkyo at Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (May 14th)
This meeting provided a unique opportunity for academic and government collaboration on critical technological and industrial advancements. Minister Cheong Inkyo and Korean researchers at Georgia Tech discussed key areas of innovation, including semiconductors, advanced manufacturing, and emerging technologies. The meeting aimed to strengthen Korea-U.S. research partnerships, explore policy initiatives, and foster greater synergy between academia and industry to drive future technological progress.