Texas Semiconductor Summit Highlights Potential For State To Lead Manufacturing Surge
Two-day campus summit brings industry experts, university leaders and government officials together to strategize on overcoming chip shortage.
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Texas A&M Hosting A Semiconductor Summit
A&M system associate vice chancellor for research David Staack says this is a step towards getting a piece of 52 billion dollars in federal money to fund semiconductor research, development, and manufacturing.
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Texas A&M and state leaders join forces to strengthen semiconductor industry
Microchips, essential components for electronic devices, are receiving increased attention in Texas to bolster the semiconductor industry. Texas A&M University…
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Texas A&M Board of Regents approves semiconductor institute
According to the system, the institute is necessary to coordinate responses to state and federal CHIPS initiatives and to coordinate…
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Materials engineering grows in enrollment numbers
The Department of Materials Science and Engineering, the youngest in the College of Engineering, has seen enrollment numbers grow over…
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Texas A&M Hosts National Semiconductor Texas Workshop
The all-day event brought together leading subject matter experts from across Texas as part of an ongoing effort to take…
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Kuo honored with Edward Goodrich Acheson Award
Dr. Yue Kuo has been selected for the 2022 Edward Goodrich Acheson Award from The Electrochemical Society for his distinguished…
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Exploring digital readiness of small-to-medium manufacturers
SecureAmerica Institute partners at Morgan State University investigated how ready small-to-medium manufacturers are to adopt digital practices as part of…
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What’s Happening With The Semiconductor Chip Shortage?
Texas A&M computer engineering experts weigh in. Source: What’s Happening With The Semiconductor Chip Shortage? – Texas A&M Today
