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Semiconductor Research Corporation (SRC) is a technology research consortium. A non-profit founded in 1982 and based in North Carolina, USA, SRC comprises a few programs: * Global Research Collaboration (GRC) drives near-term materials, interconnect, devices, design, and tools progress. * Focus Center Research Programs (FCRP) supports future generations of IC requirements. * Nanoelectronics Research Initiative (NRI) is responsible for determining the post-CMOS information element by 2020. * Energy Research Initiative (ERI) supports research in photovoltaics, smart grid, electrical energy storage and power management. * SRC Education Alliance (SRCEA) is a private foundation supporting science and engineering students and encouraging them to pursue careers in the semiconductor industry. * Semiconductor Technology Advanced Research Network (STARnet) is a collaborative of universities providing exploratory research on semiconductor, system and design technology for the U.S. microelectronics and defense industries. ==SRC Education Alliance== A private foundation,〔GuideStar, (“SRC Education Alliance” ), GuideStar, 2014〕 the SRC Education Alliance (SRCEA) supports science and engineering students at various levels of education, encouraging them to pursue careers as innovators and technology leaders. SRCEA is a branch of the Semiconductor Research Corporation.〔Controlled Environments, (“Rich Named Executive Director of SRC Education Alliance” ), “Controlled Environments”, Nov. 12, 2010〕 The foundation develops sources of funding to provide undergraduate and graduate science and engineering students with educational opportunities consisting of traditional coursework, cutting-edge research, and direct interaction with the semiconductor industry.〔Carnegie Mellon University Undergraduate Research Office, (“We Thank Our Donors” ), Carnegie Mellon University, 2014〕〔Kawika Riley, (“Full-Ride Engineering Scholarship for Underrepresented Minorities Clarifies Policy, Now Available to Pacific Islanders” ), The Pacific Islander Access project Blog, October 5, 2013〕 Each year, 1,500 students are supported by SRC and SRCEA through research contracts and grants, fellowships and scholarships, and the foundation’s Undergraduate Research Opportunities (URO) program. The organization offers financial support, mentoring, and industry-relevant research with SRC-funded faculty who are recognized experts in their fields. SRCEA attracts students with an interest in the semiconductor research field and helps them forge their pathway to become technology leaders and drive tomorrow's innovations. Since SRC’s inception in 1982, more than 8,000 students have contributed to significant research and published thousands of technical papers.〔College of Engineering Communications Staff, (“Environmental Engineering Student Receives Karecki Award” ), Arizona Engineer, March 27, 2014〕〔Georgia Tech Institute for Electronics and Nanotechnology, (“Will Wahby Chosen for Intel Foundation/SRCEA Fellowship” ), Georgia Institute of Technology〕 Alumni of the program have become industry leaders and renowned faculty researchers. The unique synergy of these student programs allows technologically educated individuals to make substantial headwind in areas that are important to the economy and industry, as well as to national security〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=132795&org=NSF&from=news )〕 and quality of life, through their research. Grants from industry organizations, like the 2011 Intel Foundation gift of $1.4 million,〔UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, (), UCLA Engineering, 2011〕 are distributed through the URO to support student research. Undergraduate students enjoy access to funding for their research plus access to SRC member experts bolstering their research capabilities. SRC facilitates their resume distribution for internships and hiring opportunities through its network of industry contacts. Numerous scholarships are available for students in a variety of fields and include study abroad opportunities.〔(“Semiconductor industry funds intern assistantships” ), Solid State Technology, 2000〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Semiconductor Research Corporation」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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