Semiconductor Advisory Panel
Information about Semiconductor Advisory Panel including its role and members.
The UK Semiconductor Advisory Panel was established by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) to provide a formal conduit for industry, academia and government to work closely together to deliver on the government’s strategic aims for the semiconductor sector. These aims include growing the UK semiconductor sector, safeguarding the UK against supply chain disruption, and protecting the UK against the security risks arising from semiconductor technologies.
The panel is co-chaired by the Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, Lord Patrick Vallance, and respected UK semiconductor industry veteran Dr Jalal Bagherli. It includes 9 members in addition to the co-chairs, comprising representatives from business and technology across the UK’s semiconductor strengths, as well as experts in venture capital, skills and research.
Membership
- Lord Patrick Vallance – Minister for Science, Research and Innovation
- Dr Jalal Bagherli - Chairman, PTSL; Chair, Nanoco technologies Plc
- Janet Collyer - Chair, Quantum Dice and Machine Discovery; Senior Independent Director, EnSilica; Independent NED, Aerospace Technology Institute
- Professor. John Goodenough - Chair in Microelectronic Systems, University of Sheffield
- Richard Grisenthwaite - Executive VP and Chief Architect, Arm
- Dr Andy Sellars – Operations Director, Silicon Catalyst UK
- Scott White - Executive Director, Pragmatic Semiconductor
Related documents
Minutes
- Semiconductor Advisory Panel meeting 7 public minutes, 27 November 2024
- Semiconductor Advisory Panel meeting 6 public minutes, 17 May 2024
- Semiconductor Advisory Panel meeting 5 public minutes, 28 March 2024
- Semiconductor Advisory Panel meeting 4 public minutes, 2 February 2024
- Semiconductor Advisory Panel meeting 3 public minutes, 17 November 2023
- Semiconductor Advisory Panel meeting 2 public minutes, 14 September 2023
- Semiconductor Advisory Panel meeting 1 public minutes, 3 August 2023