CHIPS: Future of Semiconductor Processing and Devices
Semiconductor devices, packaged individually or arranged monolithically into chips, are at the heart of information processing, storage, and communication in modern society and are used everywhere in every electronic and optoelectronic device. This special collection covers the future of semiconductor materials, devices, and processing, a topic that finds itself at the forefront of research and news with the passing of the United States CHIPS and Science Act of 2022 and the global rise of interest in quantum computing.
Guest Editors:
Eric A. Joseph, IBM
Catherine Labelle, Intel
Luciana Meli, IBM
Gottlieb S. Oehrlein, University of Maryland
Image Credit: David B. Graves, Catherine B. Labelle, Mark J. Kushner, Eray S. Aydil, Vincent M. Donnelly, Jane P. Chang, Peter Mayer, Lawrence Overzet, Steven Shannon, Shahid Rauf, and David N. Ruzic, JVST B 42 (4), 10.1116/6.0003531, (2024)
