The Univ of Texas at Dallas, National Semiconductor Initiatives and Opps

Jim Masonbrink, Dir AFRL SB Hub

Anyone who is in the Semiconductor field won't want to miss this opportunity to hear from the SMEs from Academia and DoD in this Collider!

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The North Texas Semiconductor Institute (NTxSI) at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) has partnered with the Wright Brothers Institute (WBI) to help UTD accelerate semiconductor innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development in North Texas and the United States. With broad military and space applications, UTD's Center for Harsh Environment Semiconductors and Systems (CHESS), led by Dr. Manuel Quevedo-Lopez, leads cutting-edge research to advance fundamental understanding of materials and devices for harsh environments.Key UTD Semiconductor Initiatives: <ul><li>Lead cutting-edge research to advance fundamental understanding of materials and devices for harsh environments. </li><li>Lead a consortium of industry and academia to expand workforce development programming.</li><li>Custom semiconductor processing and device support to assist industry with new material development and to identify root cause device issues.</li><li>Leverage expertise in innovation and entrepreneurship to assist semiconductor start-up companies thrive in this ecosystem.</li></ul>In collaboration with Wright Brothers Institute, The University of Texas at Dallas has created a Collider to understand the needs of the DoD in semiconductor technology, learn what programs are in place across the country, and hear from Subject Matter Experts in these semiconductor fields:<ul><li> Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL)</li><li>Navy Crane - NAVSEA </li><li>The University of Texas at Dallas </li><li>University of Cincinnati</li><li>University of Tennessee </li><li>Intel Corporation</li><li>And Small Business Reps</li></ul>Agenda: 1:00 PM – 1:05 PM: Welcome &amp; Introductions – Wendell Banks, President, Wright Brothers Institute1:05 PM – 1:20 PM: UT Dallas Overview<ul><li>Dr. Joseph Pancrazio, Vice President for Research and Innovation at The University of Texas at Dallas, will give a brief history and overview of this Tier 1 research university. UTD is built upon industry connection, next-level research, and high-class students with award-winning faculty. </li></ul>1:20 PM – 2:30PM: AFRL &amp; DoD Presentations<ul><li>Dr. Ahmad Islam, AFRL/RY – Topic: High-Temperature Microelectronics</li><li>Kyle Liddy, AFRL/RY – Topic: Wide and Ultra-Wide Bandgap Semiconductor Microelectronics</li><li>Ben Newton, Technical Program Manager, Networked C3 Product Area - AFRL/RXME - Topic: Networked C3 product area is to utilize technological advantage to enable secure, robust, Networked C3 microelectronics in contested environments and real time sensor information across the battlespace. Topic discussion will be the operational vision, goals and product thrusts contained within Networked C3 Area along with some of the accomplishments of the Networked C3 product area.</li><li>Joshua Kennedy, Lead, Agile Electronic Materials and Processes Research Team, AFRL/RX – PANEL - Topic: New Material Solutions for Microelectronics in Extreme Environments</li></ul><ul><li>Charles Walker, Jr., Naval Surface Warfare Crane - Topic: STARRY NITE Project, a $24M DoD wide program focused on use of Gallium Nitride in semiconductor maturation to increase performance in high power, RF applications.</li></ul>2:30 PM – 3:00 PM: UTD Research Capabilities and Potential Industry Partnerships <ul><li>Dr. Manuel Quevedo, Materials Science and Engineering Department Head at UTD and Director of the Center for Harsh Environment Semiconductors and Systems (CHESS), will dive deeper into UTD’s research capabilities in harsh environments, testing, and industry partnerships that are key to serving as a leader in the semiconductor field in North Texas. </li></ul>3:00 PM – 3:50 PM: Academic Panel - University of Cincinnati, The University of Texas at Dallas, and University of Tennessee – Moderator: Dr. David Daniel, President Emeritus, The University of Texas at Dallas<ul><li>Xiaodong "Alex" Jia, Assistant Professor, Dep of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Engineering, University of Cincinnati – Topic: NIST Semiconductor Roadmap Effort</li><li>Dr. Ben Skipper, Executive Director, Aerospace &amp; Defense Programs &amp; Lecturer, Supply Chain Management, Haslam College of Business, University of Tennessee </li><li>Dr. Ted Moise, Director of the North Texas Semiconductor Institute at the University of Texas at Dallas </li></ul>3:50 PM – 4:20 PM: Ohio Industry Reps<ul><li>Gunjan Thakre, Process Engineering Department Manager, Intel, Columbus, OH - Topic: Intel Semiconductor and Research Program for Ohio - Educational Investment &amp; Job Opportunities</li><li>Evelyn Boetcher, DiDacTex, LLC, Topic: Mapping Magnetic Anomalies for Safe Navigation, a STEM Activity</li></ul>4:20 PM: Closing Remarks4:30 PM: Networking and Happy Hour at The Dayton Beer Company or Moeller Brew Barn

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