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ASU facilities provide opportunities for businesses to scale research - Vimarsana News

ASU facilities provide opportunities for businesses to scale research

ASU's Core Facilities comprises hundreds of thousands of square feet of state-of-the-art facilities throughout the university for nanofabrication, mass spectrometry, research computing and more — anything an academic researcher might need. The facilities — and the subject-matter expertise to go with them — are available for businesses and industry leaders who need to conduct

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AZ Big Media How Sinema says CHIPS and Science Act will impact Arizona - Vimarsana News

AZ Big Media How Sinema says CHIPS and Science Act will impact Arizona

Sen. Sinema toured ASU's MacroTechnology Works facility to see how her CHIPS and Science Act benefits research and manufacturing in Arizona.

ASU will receive federal funding for semiconductor research after lobbying - Vimarsana News

ASU will receive federal funding for semiconductor research after lobbying

Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale.

ASU entrepreneurial program expands research impact - Vimarsana News

ASU entrepreneurial program expands research impact

ASU research-based entrepreneurial ventures for computer vision traffic counting and magnetic needle steering earned their founders a competitive fellowship.

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ASU a major player in microelectronics - Vimarsana News

ASU a major player in microelectronics

Thanks to its top-notch facilities, researchers and graduates, ASU is helping turn Arizona into a microelectronics hub. Here, university experts share insights about this surreal field where microchips can be the size of dust mites.

Source: asu.edu