Intel has offered undergraduate and master’s degree students engaged in semiconductor research an opportunity to receive a stipend, connect with mentoring faculty and share their research to advance microelectronics-based emerging studies. Intel’s investment in Arizona and emphasis on strengthening the talent pipeline has promoted this opportunity to spark students’ interest in semiconductor technologies and provides them with engaging hands-on experience in the company’s research labs.
Designing more affordable catalysts for degradation of PFOA in water with density functional theory.
Program: Guest Researcher
Optimizing diamond static induction transistors will allow operation at high-frequency, very-high-frequency and ultra-high-frequency bands.
Program: Guest Researcher
Scalable blade-coated CsPbX₃ films enable low-cost ambient-processed perovskites for alphavoltaic and optoelectronic devices.
Program: Guest Researcher
The objective of this research is to understand the behavior and performance of lithium- and sodium-ion batteries at extreme temperatures.
Program: Guest Researcher
My research enables automatic development of complex Network-on-Chip (NoC)-based reconfigurable chips for accelerating applications like AI.
Program: Guest Researcher
Significantly reducing resource requirements and accelerating the verification process by integrating Large Language Models.
Program: Guest Researcher
Studying microelectronic breakdowns in different environments will create a better understanding of micro-e-waste and material optimization.
Program: Guest Researcher
Optimizing NiO/β-Ga₂O₃ diodes will make β-Ga₂O₃ devices more commercially viable for high-power applications like renewable energy and EVs.
Program: Guest Researcher
Microparticles in Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) are the forefront in reducing heat issues in electronics, unlocking computing potential.
Program: Guest Researcher
Gallium liquid metal solder better accommodates semiconductor chip package stress/warpage and enables room-temperature assembly.
Program: Guest Researcher