Hello Dear Colleagues:
According to EE Times, "Chip experts see talent shortage as main growth hurdle
in the semiconductor industry. For example, in the U.S., where the CHIPS Act
has spurred more than $200 billion worth of new fab investments in states like
Texas and Arizona, positions for more than 100,000 skilled workers remain
unfilled, according to global management consultancy McKinsey." This has
obviously cascading effects in adjacent industries such as the connector,
artificial intelligence, consumer electronics among others.
In the Combined 17th Central Pennsylvania Symposium on SI/PI and MASH Forum,
MASH experts will discuss areas and opportunities where we can help the United
States strengthen its role in semiconductor manufacturing, including workforce
development.
The registration for the Combined 17th Central Pennsylvania Symposium on SI/PI
and MASH Forum, April 19 is open at:
https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/410664
The updated program is below
Keynote Speakers
Dr. Tom Coughlin, President of IEEE, discussing the CHIPS act and the
implications of it for the semiconductor industry and its associated influence
on the connector industry and consumer electronics.
Dr. Daniel Lopez, MASH Director and Liang Professor of Electrical Engineering
and Computer Science, Penn State University.
Dr. Eric Bogatin, University of Colorado, Boulder, Editor in Chief, The Signal
Integrity Journal
Juan Martinez, AMD, Signal Integrity Engineer
Howard Heck, Intel, Principal Engineer
Workshops:
MASH Workforce Development
Dr. Mark D. Threeton, Professor of education, Technical Teacher Education
within the Workforce Education and Development, Penn State University
Dr. Chun-Ting "Tim" Wang Lee, Signal Integrity Application Scientist, Keysight
Technologies
Eric Oseassen "A novel VNA based utility to create N port S-parameter
matrixes with M physical ports, applied to arbitrary topologies; where M<N"
Rohde & Schwarz,
Ansys workshop
The link for the combined symposium and MASH forum is here:
https://harrisburg.psu.edu/center-for-signal-integrity/symposium
Cheers,
Aldo
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
Aldo W. Morales, Ph.D. IEEE Senior Member
Co-Director, Center of Excellence in Signal Integrity
Co-PI NSF STEM grant
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Penn State Harrisburg
777 West Harrisburg Pike
Middletown, PA 17057
U.S.A.
Phone: (717)-948-6379
Fax: (717)-948-6352
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