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Homecoming 2026

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Center for Semiconductor Manufacturing to gain advanced fabrication system

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Study finds graphene nanoribbons survive extreme radiation

Two men test a semiconductor chip in a orange-tinted cleanroom.

U of A, TU/e partnership grows semiconductor workforce

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Kim secures $1.88M to mimic red blood cells

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Xiaodong Yan advances computer chips with sound waves

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Faculty recognize student excellence

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Horst Hahn moderates panel on fusion energy commercialization

Design Day 2026

Craig M. Berge Design Day

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U of A working with national lab on fusion research

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