Military Embedded Systems
Topic: microelectronics
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Program puts national focus on the future of microelectronics
July 22, 2022
A future workforce capable of providing the secure microelectronics that will be needed by the U.S. government and industry are essential to the nation’s economy and security, and a program headed by Purdue University aims to make sure that happens.
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