Microelectronics News

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Chipping in: ASU engineers to help shape the future of semiconductors

ASU’s Fulton Schools drive semiconductor innovation with advanced research, labs and industry partnerships, shaping a skilled workforce for the future.

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Applying new AI to microelectronics manufacturing

The project seeks to improve the manufacturing systems of plasma chambers where microchip etching takes place.

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Students wearing VR headsets sit in a classroom, with virtual hands interacting with a 3D model labeled "Source" projected in the foreground.

Extended reality class prepares students for semiconductor industry

Fulton Schools Professor Umberto Celano is using extended reality technology in the classroom to enhance semiconductor metrology methods for students.

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A man, Sarma Vrudhula, looks closely at a microchip prototype he holds before him in his fingertips.

How computer science can supercharge the semiconductor industry

ASU gets grant to create an ultra-energy-efficient chip and fill microelectronics workforce shortages

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An ASU Engineering student wearing a cleanroom suit, gloves, and safety glasses works in a semiconductor lab.

Student research supports semiconductor sustainability

TSMC-sponsored student research projects through FURI aim to improve semiconductor sustainability in use and manufacturing practices

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