Kathleen Philips

VP R&D and General Manager, imec Netherlands
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Dr. Kathleen Philips is VP R&D and General Manager of imec Netherlands within Holst Center. She has been promoted in electrical engineering, is author and co-author of more than 60 papers and holds several patents. Philips joined imec in 2007 where she was chief scientist and led leading research programs in the field of Internet of Things. Before imec she was a scientist at Philips Research for over 12 years.

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Authored articles

Silicon photonics chip held by tweezers against a blue background

Silicon photonics: piggybacking on decades of chip manufacturing experience

03/01/2023
Featured in the media
Photonics
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An augmented age: the rise of the superpeople?

18/08/2022
Opinion
Implantables & ingestibles

The limits on implants are going to be set by ethical arguments rather than scientific capacity.

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International growth opportunities for the photonics ecosystem, provided challenges around talent, scale-up and technology are solved

19/04/2022
imec The Netherlands

Dutch version

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Accelerating innovation for a resilient society

21/01/2022
Holst Centre

15 years of ground-breaking innovations Dutch version

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How can nanotechnology improve our quality of life?

28/05/2021
Blog
Moonshot stories

Dutch version below

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Crowds of people stand on a map-like surface linked by bright network lines, suggesting secure localisation tracking.

Accurate and secure localisation technologies

29/07/2020
imec The Netherlands

How these technologies are about to revolutionize the way we interact with our surroundings Dutch version below

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Testing your product ‘for real’

26/10/2017
IoT sensors

In October, HomeLab opened. It’s one of the five Smart Spaces that offers imec researchers and companies a ‘real’ environment in which they can test their products and services.

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Vision: A living lab for smart cities worldwide

01/01/2017
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