Transforming the Future While Spanning the Full Semiconductor Ecosystem
Watch this video to learn how Duke University is spanning the full semiconductor ecosystem — from initial materials and design work through to the actual testing of devices and their own assembly and fabrication, and even to the system level.
“We must be prepared to take advantage of this opportunity," said Jerome P. Lynch , Vinik Dean of Engineering at Duke. "Not just as individual researchers and institutions, but as a multidisciplinary and multi-stakeholder group that can spur growth in the semiconductor industry for the entire southeastern region and the United States as a whole.”
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