Massachusetts Microelectronics Summer Internship Program—Apply by Oct. 15

Are you a first year or sophomore student interested in learning about microelectronics and hardware? Apply to the Massachusetts Microelectronics Summer Internship Program. No experience required!

The Massachusetts Microelectronics Summer Internship Program is looking for the next generation of microelectronics leaders.

This 10-week program will not only provide you with an impactful and fulfilling internship, but also with an industry mentor through the duration of your studies, weekly training modules on key topics of microelectronics and leadership, and an amazing cohort of like-minded students looking forward to lead the next revolution in technology.

The application deadline is October 15, 2022. Read more and apply: https://ma-microelectronics.org

October 1, 2022

MTL seminar—Improving your understanding of advanced MEMS design problems: Design & simulation for innovation, better reliability, manufacturing & performance—Oct. 19

Dr. Gerold Schröpfer, Senior Director at Coventor, a Lam Research company will review a methodology for advanced MEMS design using a state-of the-art MEMS design flow based upon CoventorMP® software, and describe the concept of MEMS digital qualification and how it can contribute to advanced MEMS development.

12 p.m. – 1 p.m. ET
RLE Combined (36-462 / 428)

Part of the MTL Seminar Series.

How stiff is graphene? Imaging 2D materials to understand how they bend, stretch, and twist—Oct. 18

Pinshane Huang, Associate Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign will discuss how we use aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) to measure the strain and bending of materials just a few atoms thick in this seminar presented by the Department of Materials Science & Engineering.

2 p.m. - 3 p.m. ET
6-104, Chipman Room
Read more.

2022 MIT Digital Technology and Strategy Conference—Oct. 12 & 13

The annual MIT Digital Technology and Strategy Conference explores the latest MIT research and its impact across industries. The conference highlights MIT’s cutting-edge research in areas such as digital twins, metaverse, synthetic realities, cybersecurity, AI/ML, synthetic data, platform business, Web3, digital transformation, pathways for digital value, work of the future, and more. 

MIT.nano Associate Director Brian Anthony will speak on Day 2 on digitalization in manufacturing and human health from sensors, to data, to AR/VR.

See the agenda and register.

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