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Semiconductor Industry Set To Electrify Over Next Decade - Vimarsana News

Semiconductor Industry Set To Electrify Over Next Decade

Long-term growth is projected for the semiconductor industry due to continued innovation, artificial intelligence, and demand for EVs.

Jill Biden Visits Dutchess County for Major New Facility Opening - Vimarsana News

Jill Biden Visits Dutchess County for Major New Facility Opening

Dutchess Community College students were front and center during a recent visit from Jill Biden.

Source: wpdh.com
Ian Abraham awarded NSF Faculty Early Career Development award - Vimarsana News

Ian Abraham awarded NSF Faculty Early Career Development award

This August, mechanical engineering and materials science professor Ian Abraham received the NSF Faculty Early Career Development award for his robotics and optimal control research.

Software Developed by an IIT Delhi Scientist-led Team to Help Engineering Students Learn Concepts of Mechanisms to Build Suitable Machines and Robotic Devices - Vimarsana News

Software Developed by an IIT Delhi Scientist-led Team to Help Engineering Students Learn Concepts of Mechanisms to Build Suitable Machines and Robotic Devices

New Delhi: An MoU was signed between FITT at IIT Delhi and SVR InfoTech, a Pune-based IT firm, for the exclusive authorised sale and technology support for indigenously developed software called "MechAnalyzer" in the Indian and international markets.

OR CHIPS Act passes House for $210M boost to semiconductor industry - Vimarsana News

OR CHIPS Act passes House for $210M boost to semiconductor industry

The Oregon House passed the Oregon CHIPS Act on Thursday, which would invest $210 million in the state's microchip and semiconductor industries.

Source: koin.com