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MEMS
New Study Shatters Conventional Wisdom and Unlocks the Future of Electrochemical Devices
A new study by researchers at the University of Cambridge reveals a surprising discovery that could transform the future of electrochemical devices.
ROHM’s New RGB Chip LED for Automotive Interiors Minimizes Color Variations Due to Color Mixing
ROHM Semiconductor today announced a new RGB chip LED (SMLVN6RGBFU) ideal for automotive interiors, such as function and status indicators in instrument clusters, CID (Center Information Displays) and accent lighting for footwells and door handles.
Researchers Grow Precise Arrays of NanoLEDs
A new technique produces perovskite nanocrystals right where they’re needed, so the exceedingly delicate materials can be integrated into nanoscale devices.
SkyWater CEO Thomas Sonderman to Deliver Keynote at SEMICON West
SkyWater Technology today announced its President and CEO, Thomas Sonderman will provide a keynote at SEMICON West 2023 on July 13th.
3D-Micromac to Present Breakthroughs in Laser Micromachining for Semiconductor Manufacturing and Advanced Packaging at SEMICON West
Power devices, magnetic sensors, microLEDs, and advanced packaging among myriad applications enabled by 3D-Micromac’s laser micromachining solutions.
Oregon-based Rogue Valley Microdevices to Open Microfabrication Facility in Palm Bay
Company’s second pureplay MEMS fab creates 75 new high-tech jobs along Florida’s Space Coast.
Imec and ASML Sign MoU to Support Semiconductor Research and Sustainable Innovation in Europe
ASML is making a substantial commitment in imec’s future state-of-the-art pilot line.
Kyoto Semiconductor Announces 14 Reflective Sensor Products Using Near-Infrared Light
Kyoto Semiconductor Co., Ltd. has announced 14 products of SWIR*1 type reflective sensor “KPR series”.
NSF Invests $162M in Research Centers to Accelerate Materials Science from Lab to Factory
NSF backs nine Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers to create novel materials that can solve big challenges and enable the industries of tomorrow.
