GRC
Global Research Collaboration
Confronting the challenges and developing the insights that will sustain Moore's Law.
STARnet
Semiconductor Technology Advanced Research Network
Reaching beyond CMOS. Tackling complex problems with multidisciplinary teams.
NRI
Nanoelectronics Research Initiative
Demonstrating new technologies that can outperform CMOS in ten years and beyond.
ERI
Energy Research Initiative
Seeking advances in the generation, storage, and distribution of electrical energy.
Fahad Mirza, a PhD candidate working on GRC research (“Modeling Methodology for the Optimization of Custom Board-level Reliability”) has been awarded the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) “Student Member of the Year Award” for 2014. This highly prestigious award is presented to a student member “who has excelled in research and has shown promise for impactful contributions to the field of electronic and photonic packaging”. ➜
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Undergraduate Research Scholarships
SRC is now accepting applications. Please read the program information page for complete details including program description, eligibility information, application requirements and deadlines. ➜
STARnet Undergraduate Research Internships
SRC is now accepting applications. Please read the program information page for complete details including program description, eligibility information, application requirements and deadlines. ➜
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), representing U.S. leadership in semiconductor manufacturing and design – in consultation with SRC – today presented its University Research Award ➜
Qualcomm Joins SRC's Trustworthy and Secure Semiconductors and Systems Initiative
SRC Initiative Part of Joint Program with National Science Foundation Focused on Secure, Trustworthy, Assured and Resilient Semiconductors and Systems ➜
SRC Execs Reach Out to Malaysia
In a week-long visit to Malaysia, SRC's Larry Sumney and Steven Hillenius met with industry and government leaders toward furthering the global reach of the SRC collaborative research model. “With many of our members like AMD, Intel and Freescale already here, Malaysia will turn out to be a wonderful base to work from,” Sumney said at a media briefing that included Malaysian Industrial Development Authority deputy chief executive officer Datuk Phang Ah Tong. MIDA will host a technical forum in Malaysia in mid-2015. ➜
New NSF and SRC Joint Solicitation on Hardware Security Research
SRC and NSF are pleased to announce a new solicitation on Secure, Trustworthy, Assured and Resilient Semiconductors and Systems (STARSS). This second joint STARSS solicitation is under the broader NSF Secure and Trustworthy Cyberspace (SaTC) program. The goal is to develop strategies, techniques and tools that avoid and mitigate vulnerabilities and lead to semiconductors and systems that are resistant and resilient to attack or tampering. The full solicitation, including details on the STARSS perspective under the SaTC program and submission instructions are available on the NSF wesite. Deadline for receipt of full proposals by NSF in response to the STARSS portion of the SaTC solicitation is January 14, 2015. ➜
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