The CHIPS Act Mini-Symposium will highlight the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022. Government, Industry, and Academic speakers will present early results of industry direct grants for manufacturing as well as grants for joint R&D and Workforce Development – especially through STEM education.
CPS1+MS: Chips and Science Act Implementation for Microelectronics (Including Workforce)
- Dave Anderson, NYCreates
- Mark Lundstrom, Purdue University, “Re-Shoring and Re-Energizing Microelectronics: the Workforce Challenge”
- Mike Molnar, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), “
- Steve Pawlowski, Micron
- Rao Tummala, Georgia Tech
- Jan Vardaman, TechSearch International, Inc., “Saving Power with New Designs and Chiplets in the New Era of Advanced Packaging”
CPS2+CA: CHIPS Act: Interfaces and Defects
- Luke Yates, Sandia National Laboratories, “Future Needs and Current Trends in Interfacial Metrology for the Development of Reliable Ultra-Wide Bandgap Electronics”
- Yamaguchi Takahide, National Institute for Materials Science, “Future Needs and Current Trends in Interfacial Metrology for the Development of Reliable Ultra-Wide Bandgap Electronics”