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Boise State lands $2.7 million for extreme-environment chip center
Original: Boise State awarded $2.7 million to establish RAVEN Center for Extreme-Environment Microelectronics
Boise State University has been awarded $2.7 million to establish the RAVEN Center for Extreme-Environment Microelectronics. The new center will focus on developing microelectronics capable of operating in extreme conditions, an area of growing strategic importance for defense, space and energy applications. The funding positions the Idaho university as a player in US semiconductor research at a time when federal and industry investment in the sector is expanding rapidly.
Why now: US semiconductor and microelectronics research funding is a high-profile topic, and a major new award to a smaller regional university draws attention.
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- Boise State awarded $2.7 million to establish RAVEN Center for Extreme-Environment Microelectronics · Boise State University
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