Advanced Manufacturing Pathway Launches for Macon Students - 41NBC News

Advanced Manufacturing Pathway launches for Macon students - 41NBC News

MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) — Macon officially launched the Advanced Manufacturing Pathway (AMP) program Monday morning, giving students at the Innovation and Technology Academy hands-on access to cutting-edge advanced manufacturing equipment. The program is designed to prepare students for a high-demand field by developing practical technical skills while also connecting them with industry leaders as they approach graduation and the next phases…

Program Introduces Students to Semiconductor Manufacturing

CHAMPION, Ohio – Nine students spent part of their summer at Kent State University at Trumbull learning the science behind the tiny chips that power everything from smartphones and automobiles to medical devices and artificial intelligence.  The 2026 Semiconductor Pathways program provided high school and college students with an introduction to semiconductor fabrication and advanced […] The post Program Introduces Students to Semiconductor Manu…

How a $160 million NSF grant will impact Oregon semiconductor industry

Oregon State University announced on July 14 that the Frontiers of Advanced Semiconductor Technology was the recipient of a $160 million grant from the National Science Foundation. The money from the grant will be distributed to FAST over the next ten years. FAST is a program that plans to work to connect the growing semiconductor industry in Oregon’s Willamette Valley with universities and other organizations across the state. While FAST has 10…