Advancing Microelectronics Education and Research
The Institute for Microelectronics Education and Research (IMER) works with regional industry to expand the microelectronic and semiconductor workforce and manufacturing. Investments from stakeholders help IMER to prepare students for careers related to microelectronics, as well as opportunities to work closely with faculty on leading research.
New Highlight!
IMER has just released a new introductory course to the world of semiconductors!
These free course explores the incredible world of semiconductors! Designed in collaboration with Professor Amy Moll, you will be introduced to the tiny but powerful technology that drives everything from smartphones to space exploration. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or just curious, this course is for you!
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Video for Learning
IMER teamed up with Boise State’s GIMM program to create a beautiful, informative, and fun video to help teach students and all audience about the microchip fabrication process.
Watch the video to learn about how semiconductors and microchips are made:
