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Nah, sorry that is just not true. Try this one for the US: https://sunypoly.edu/research/albany-nanotech-complex.html https://sunypoly.edu/research/albany-nano
by kken 5y ago
Nah, sorry that is just not true.
Try this one for the US:
https://sunypoly.edu/research/albany-nanotech-complex.html https://sunypoly.edu/research/albany-nanotech-complex.html
Or this one for Europe:
https://www.imec-int.com/en https://www.imec-int.com/en
Both world-leading semiconductor technology research institutes (coincidentally both got the first EUV-tools) with plenty of students.
- baybal2 5y agoI know IMEC as I was thinking going there at some point. Both IMEC, and SUNY are heavily graduate research oriented. There are some undergrad opportunities there, but one's chances to get there are probably less than getting into MIT. The "death valley" in between graduation, first employment, and a first real substantial job in semi industry is super-duper real, and acute problem. It's a problem in Asia, and 10x of than in US.
- kken 5y agoI don't know, just apply? Obviously it is important to get hands on experience even as an undergrad. Ideally you can do that at your university, otherwise there are plenty of opportunities for internships. At least in Europe I had absolutely no problem finding one. It can't hurt to also look for second tier companies.
- baybal2 5y agoI largely quit trying to get into semi 10 years ago because I was was able to get better salary, and quicker just by pumping wordpress websites. And not like 10%-20% bigger, but few times as much. My first full time job in line of "make us a WP website" was CAD $65k. An intern stipend at a semi lab was $16k cash a year, with a very competitive recruitment like "show us you was in top 10% of your group"
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