Project partners from across Europe came together to review the progress achieved during the first reporting period, exchange experiences, and discuss the next steps for the project. The two-day meeting featured updates from all work packages, workshops on education, dissemination, industry collaboration, and the development of the Virtual Lab, as well as planning for upcoming project activities.

The consortium also celebrated the successful completion of the project's first reporting period and the positive outcome of the first review by the European Commission and external experts.

A highlight of the meeting was a guided tour of Brno University of Technology's state-of-the-art laboratories and research facilities. The visit provided valuable insights into semiconductor education and research infrastructure while fostering discussions on laboratory-based training, curriculum development, Virtual Lab concepts, and future collaboration opportunities.

The consortium would like to thank Brno University of Technology for its warm hospitality and excellent organisation of a productive and inspiring meeting.

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