ASU's Science and Technology Centers bring the university’s research expertise and facilities into partnership with industry to solve a broad array of technical challenges and train the workforce of the future. As part of that mission, the STCs host semi-annual Proposers Day events, where they address challenges being faced in fields that are the focus of a given STC.

The value of regional collaboration when it comes to semiconductor manufacturing was the focus of an online panel discussion presented on by Future Tense and Arizona State University’s Convergence Lab.

ASU’s one-of-a-kind MacroTechnology Works facility connects industry and academia for collaboration on research in microelectronics, solar technology and more.

Arizona will now be home to not one but two Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company fabrication facilities in 2024 and 2026. Discover how these facilities will impact Arizona's workforce by increasing the number of opportunities available for existing talent and new graduates.

Arizona state legislators heard from ASU's industry partners on Friday that the state needs to step up its investment in the semiconductor industry. The legislators toured the ASU MacroTechnology Works in Tempe, a unique lab and fabrication space that is open to university researchers and community partners — from tiny ventures to big corporations.

Fulton Professor of Microelectronics Krishnendu Chakrabarty leads ASU’s semiconductor research contributions to the Center for Heterogeneous Integration of Micro Electronic Systems.