The University at Buffalo’s TCIE and Center for Advanced Semiconductor Technologies will offer an experiential-learning course providing insights into semiconductor manufacturing and technologies in UB’s advanced cleanroom.
Two online courses offered by the Center for Industrial Effectiveness have been ranked among the top 10 sustainability and renewable energy courses by the AI Time Journal.
Buffalo Business First reported that UB’s Center for Industrial Effectiveness (TCIE) will begin a workforce development program later this summer geared toward a growing wind energy industry, due to a $500,000 state grant.
A focus on hydrogen-related clean energy technologies brought together industry leaders, researchers, funding agencies and educators for a daylong workshop Dec. 9 on the North Campus.
Representatives from GlobalFoundries (GF), a global leader in feature-rich semiconductor manufacturing, toured several labs in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences as part of an ongoing collaboration.
The National Science Foundation-funded project includes Roswell Park and other partners; it will help ensure U.S. leadership in science and engineering, and help drive innovation in the U.S. economy.