|
The Fifteenth Biennial University/Government/Industry Microelectronics
Symposium will be held in the Special Events Center of the Boise
State University Student Union in Boise, Idaho June 30 - July
2, 2003. The Special Events Center is located in the Student Union
Building on the Boise State University Campus at 1700 University
Drive. Click here for a map.
***Click
here to get the full Advanced Program for the 2003 15th Biennial
UGIM at Boise State University! (In pdf format)***
For the past 30 years, this symposium has had a unique mission
to bring together micro/nanofabrication researchers and educators
from universities, government agencies, and industry labs around
the country, not only to present new research results, but also
the programs, collaborations, and laboratories that make them possible.
Representatives of many university micro/nanofabrication labs traditionally
attend UGIM to exchange information. Government agencies such as
NSF, Sematech, DARPA, AFRL and ONR regularly participate. Industry
interactions with universities (often with government support) are
frequently presented. The UGIM Symposia are sponsored by the Electron
Devices Society of the IEEE. The topics to be presented are:
- New initiatives in University microelectronics programs, courses,
or laboratories
- University/Government/Industry collaborative microelectronic
research projects
- Materials, device, simulation, process integration and reliability
research
- Semiconductor process development & manufacturing innovations
- MEMS device, process, and circuit integration research
- Photonic devices, compound semiconductor research
- Biotechnology, lab-on-chip research
- Nanotechnology and nanofabrication research
- Sensors and actuator research
***Click
here to get the full Advanced Program for the 2003 15th Biennial
UGIM at Boise State University! (In pdf format)***
A list of committee members can be found under the Contact
page.
Please note: This site works best if you are running Internet Explorer
5.5 or higher or Netscape 6 or higher. Please update your browsers
if you are not running the newest version of your browser.
|
