One Friday every month, speakers from Norwegian startup communities and research are invited to share their knowledge about microchips, semiconductors and sensors.
The goal of this series is to create a meeting place for everyone interested in advanced microchip and sensor technology in Norway. Coffee and Chips gives companies the opportunity to promote their work, while researchers can share insights into the latest developments in their fields.
The aim is that starting the day with coffee and professional conversation will provide energy and collaboration, creating an environment where companies find each other.
Program fall 2026:
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14.08: Sindre Mikkelsen, Sony – "Image sensors for automotive applications"
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11.09: Robin Hoel, Texas Instuments: "Low Power WMCU Design – The hairy edge: striking a balance between low-power, performance and cost"
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16.10: Charlotte Boccara and Enrique Escobedo-Cousin: UiO-project "BrainChip"
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13.11: Åsmund Sandvand, MEMSCAP
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11.12: SINTEF, foredrag om Brokerage event (TBC)
Previous speakers include:
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Jon Olav Grepstad, Co-Founder and Senior Business Manager, Tunable AS
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Marius Mæhlum Halvorsen, Research Scientist at SINTEF Digital
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Anna Stray Rongve, Marketing Manager, sensiBel
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Philipp Häfliger, Professor at the University of Oslo, Research Group for Nanoelectronic systems
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Thomas Ramberg, Dory and Tobias Dahl, SINTEF
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Linn Fagerberg, managing director at Electronic Coast in Horten
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Vegard Standeren Olsen and Ralph Bernstein, CC-NorChip
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Ingelin Clausen, CEO InVivo Binonics
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Lasse Irvam and Preben Storås, founders of Optronics Technology
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Elizaveta Vereshchagina, senior researcher at SINTEF, BreathSense
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Henrik Hovde Sønsteby, associate professor at UiO, CONCEPT
Do you have questions or suggestions for speakers?
Contact Mariann Carlsen Frøland, research fellow at the Center for Materials Science and Nanotechnology at the University of Oslo by email: mariancf@student.matnat.uio.no
Coffee and Chips is hosted by CC-NorChip, at the Research Park, SINTEF and the University of Oslo.