Semiconductor Technology Advanced Research Network (STARNet)
Abstract
The Semiconductor Technology Advanced Research Network (STARNet) program was a government-industry partnership designed to enable the performance requirements of future sensing, communication, computing, and memory applications. The program sponsored academic research teams focused on technology areas, determined by government and industry experts that impact long-range DoD needs. The sponsored academic research base included approximately 46 universities, 188 faculty researchers, 628 students, and more than 112 industry associate personnel. Industry provided 60% of program funding, while DARPA provided the remaining 40% of funding. STARNet research was divided into three centers that focused on system issues (design architecture and system design) and three centers that focused on device and materials issues (high-performance and low power devices). As the projects in the device and materials centers matured, they were expected to be utilized by the system centers to enhance improvements in system design and fabrication.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Accomplishment
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2019
- Source ID
- 5d9e96453cf179a1806fc1f43b7485d8