676338 news 1724860453 1724956276 <![CDATA[NSF Awards $2M to Clark Atlanta University in Collaboration With the HBCU CHIPS Network]]> The National Science Foundation has awarded $2 million to Clark Atlanta University in partnership with the HBCU CHIPS Network, a collaborative effort involving historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), government agencies, academia, and industry that will serve as a national resource for semiconductor research and education.

“This is an exciting time for the HBCU CHIPS Network,” said George White, senior director for Strategic Partnerships at Georgia Tech. “This funding, and the support of Georgia Tech Executive Vice President for Research Chaouki Abdallah, is integral for the successful launch of the CHIPS Network.” 

The HBCU Chips Network works to cultivate a diverse and skilled workforce that supports the national semiconductor industry. The student research and internship opportunities along with the development of specialized curricula in semiconductor design, fabrication, and related fields will expand the microelectronics workforce. As part of the network, Georgia Tech will optimize the packaging of chips into systems. 

Read the full story by Clark Atlanta University. 

]]> 2024-08-28T00:00:00-04:00 Georgia Tech HBCU CHIPS Network partner school, Clark Atlanta University, has been awarded $2 million by the National Science foundation as part of the CHIPS Network, a collaborative effort involving historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), government agencies, academia, and industry that will serve as a national resource for semiconductor research and education.

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Amelia Neumeister | Research Communications Program Manager



 

Clark Atlanta University Contact:
Frances Williams 

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