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Veterans gain hands-on experience through OSU, Analog Devices semiconductor training program
The Future of Semiconductors Begins in Oregon
PCC unveils state-of-the-art teaching cleanroom at Willow Creek
Electrical and computer engineering alum mentors future talent
New solutions for semiconductor cooling
New hire to advance semiconductor programs at Oregon State
Forging the future of semiconductors and microfluidics in Oregon
Launch Programs Offer Immersive Experiences for Prospective Graduate Students
Solving the semiconductor workforce gap
The race is on to bring back semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S. The industry got a huge boost from the federal CHIPS and Science Act in 2022, which invested $52.7 billion in the industry. Oregon followed with its own CHIPS Act in 2023, adding another $240...
Innovative integrated electronics research thrives with support of semiconductor companies
Grounded in a long history of excellence in analog integrated circuits, Oregon State University is one of only a handful of universities with several faculty members in integrated electronics. Innovative research led by faculty in the integrated electronics group has...
New semiconductor microcredentials enable employee development
For anyone working in the semiconductor industry in Oregon, it is no surprise that a recent report estimated a need for a 24% increase in semiconductor-related credentials. Meeting those needs is a focus for the State of Oregon Higher Education Coordinating...
FUTURE READY OREGON UPDATE: Workforce Ready Grant Investments in Semiconductor Talent Development, Recent Technology Consortium Meeting, and More
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