James Doyle, a visiting faculty member and doctoral student at ASU, leads a senior capstone team integrating open-source resources for semiconductor design.

The prime minister of Netherlands and minister-president of Flanders, along with manufacturing company representatives from the region, visited Arizona State University this week to discuss semiconductor research and development and tour ASU's MacroTechnology Works facility, a unique lab and fabrication space.

As Arizona regains microelectronics manufacturing prominence, a recent panel hosted by ASU and EMD Electronics discussed how to create a workforce to meet the industry’s employment needs.

ASU researcher Sule Ozev has received the Joseph C. Palais Distinguished Faculty Scholar Award for her innovative research, teaching and service to the ASU community.

ASU researcher Vidya Chhabria aims to reduce VLSI computing systems’ environmental impact with tools to calculate carbon footprint — from manufacture to disposal.

The microelectronics industry is booming in Arizona, with thousands of jobs that need to be filled. For those interested, ASU has created a one-stop shop for careers in microelectronics. The Microelectronics Workforce Development Hub lists more than 70 courses available to people across the life span — from high school students to those who would like retrain for a new career.