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Microsystems at Georgia Tech Electronics and classical physics Electronic sciences and solid-state physics microelectronics microsystems
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So, you wanna study microsystems… Undergraduate coursework opportunities Graduate coursework opportunities Research opportunities –UROP/special problems –MS thesis work –PhD thesis work
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Undergraduate Pathway
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Core Graduate Pathway ******** * = microsystems core
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Microelectronics/Microsystems Research Areas Microsystems and Nanosystems Faculty: Mark G. Allen, Farrokh Ayazi, Oliver Brand, Albert B. Frazier Photovoltaics Faculty: Christiana Honsberg, Bernard Kippelen, Ajeet Rohatgi Microelectronics Systems Packaging Faculty: Farrokh Ayazi, Gary S. May, Rao R. Tummala Manufacturing and Gigascale Integration Faculty: John D. Cressler, Gary S. May, James D. Meindl Compound Semiconductors Faculty: William A. Doolittle, Ian T. Ferguson Biomedical Microsystems Faculty: Mark G. Allen, Albert B. Frazier, William D. Hunt
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Microelectronics Research Center Complete facilities list & info: www.mirc.gatech.edu 10,000 m 2 building 2,000 m 2 annex 700 m 2 clean room space 18 individual laboratories 470 graduate student researchers 230 clean room users 76 affiliated faculty Engineering: ECE, MSE, ME, ChE Sciences: Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics 7 Startup Companies utilize facilities under negotiated arrangements with Georgia Tech Coming soon: the ‘Nanocenter’
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What about Microelectronics Research? Almost 10% of GT research !?
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Some Current Microsystems Programs Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor Platform (CMOS) Microelectromechanical Systems Nanofabrication Packaging Research Center (resource) University Center of Excellence in Photovoltaics Wide Bandgap Materials: Lasers, Lighting, Devices Chemical Process Research Computational Electronics Optoelectronics Quantum Devices Computer Aided Manufacturing Wireless RF Electronics Ultrafast Fiber Optical Communications
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Center Research Possibilities University Center of Excellence in Photovoltaics Center for MEMS and Microsystem Technologies Packaging Research Center
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Polylithic integration of optical interconnection for fiber-to-the-chip communication
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Magnetic Micromachined Materials and Devices inductors relays high energy product magnets
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RF MEMS surface micromachined inductors RF switches LC filters
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High Temperature Wireless Sensors 3.8mm
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Biomedical Devices flexible microelectrode arrays microneedles
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