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ASU and Thailand advance semiconductor collaboration through workforce development initiatives
ASU and Thai partners are expanding collaboration to support the country’s innovation and workforce development goals in semiconductors.
Manufacturing Day at Polytechnic campus sparks student interest in STEM careers
Manufacturing Day at Arizona State University provides middle- and high school-aged students a glimpse into the STEM career possibilities for their bright futures.
ASU researchers discover DNA-based electronic storage system
A new study demonstrates that DNA can function as a fully electronic, chip-integrated memory system, opening up possibilities in organic chemistry, drug discovery and beyond.
ASU, Taiwan strengthen partnership ties
As both Arizona State University and Taiwan have become major players in Arizona’s burgeoning semiconductor industry, the university has worked to nurture its ties to the island. This fall, ASU President Michael Crow traveled to Taiwan to meet with top leaders in industry and education, as well as with ASU alumni.
Making mandatory device upgrades a thing of the past
ASU researchers are building new types of sustainable microchips that could free us all from mandatory device upgrades. These powerful chips will also improve communications for national defense, including in space.
Applied Materials, ASU celebrate opening of Materials-to-Fab center to fuel microchip innovation
Applied Materials and Arizona State University on Thursday marked the official opening of the Materials-to-Fab Center, a shared world-class $270 million research, development and prototyping facility inside the university’s MacroTechnology Works at the ASU Research Park in Tempe.