As global demand surges for advanced microelectronics that can withstand high heat, radiation, and pressure, UNT’s Center for Microelectronics and Electronic Materials (CMEE) is helping lead the charge. A joint initiative of the College of Engineering and College of Science, CMEE brings together interdisciplinary experts to pioneer next-generation semiconductor materials and devices engineered for durability in the world’s most extreme environments.
From deep space missions to nuclear reactors, CMEE’s research supports U.S. competitiveness, defense technologies, and the sustainable electronics of the future.
Semiconductor Innovation at UNT
Research unites faculty and students across physics, electrical engineering, materials science, and chemistry, leveraging UNT’s core nanofabrication and cleanroom capabilities.
With growing national demand for microelectronics talent, CMEE is preparing graduate researchers and undergraduates for roles in Research & Development, defense, and advanced manufacturing through immersive training and sponsored research.
With growing national demand for microelectronics talent, CMEE is preparing graduate researchers and undergraduates for roles in Research & Development, defense, and advanced manufacturing through immersive training and sponsored research.
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