JUMP 2.0, a consortium of industrial participants in cooperation with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, solicited white papers from U.S. universities for collaborative, multidisciplinary, multi-university research in selected areas of principal interest.
DARPA Announcement
The goal of this collaborative effort between the Department of Defense and the industrial participants is to substantially increase the performance, efficiency, and capabilities of broad classes of electronics systems for both commercial and military applications. These research and development efforts should benefit both the defense and industrial sectors by providing the Department of Defense with an unmatched technological edge in advanced radar, communications, and weapons systems, and provide the U.S. economy with unique information technology and processing capabilities critical to commercial competitiveness and future economic growth.
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JUMP 2.0 seeks to fund large, multi-disciplinary academic research centers in the following areas
- Cognition
- Communications and Connectivity
- Intelligent Sensing to Action
- Systems and Architectures for Distributed Compute
- Intelligent Memory and Storage
- Advanced Monolithic and Heterogeneous Integration
- High-performance Energy-Efficient Devices for Digital and Analog Applications
Tim Green, Director Innovative Research
Tim is the Director of Innovative Research at SRC. Tim and his team are working to advance Information and Communications Technology through large-scale public/private academic research initiatives like JUMP (Joint University Microelectronics Program) and nCORE (Nanoelectronics Computing Research). 
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