Jo De Boeck
Jo De Boeck joined the company in 1991 after earning his Ph.D. from KU Leuven. He has held various leadership roles, including head of the Microsystems division and CTO. He is also a part-time professor at KU Leuven and was a visiting professor at TU Delft. Jo oversees imec's strategic direction and is a member of the Executive Board.
Authored articles
Europe’s pilot line to enable future compute systems
Accelerating beyond-2nm chip innovation across Europe
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Super Human Perception and New Compute Paradigms: How imec is Driving Autonomous Innovation
Imec’s Jo De Boeck talks about the ITF World highlights in EE Journal’s Fish Fry podcast
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Collaboration as Europe’s strength in the global war for talent
At imec, we believe a collaborative investment in knowledge and skills can be a crucial differentiator to shape, attract, and retain technology talents.
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The Next Generation of Robots: Inspired by Nature, Tailored by Humans
To interact with the people around them, robots need humanlike senses. They might even need to be equipped with some sort of ‘artificial intuition’.
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AI uses too much energy. How can we solve this problem?
AI is able to distinguish a dog from a cat, but the billions of calculations needed to do so demand quite a lot of energy. The human brain can do the same thing while using only a small fraction of this energy. Could this inspire us to develop more energy-efficient AI systems?
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Flanders amongst the global leaders in AI research and transfer to industry
Preface by Jo De Boeck, Chief Strategy Officer imec.
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