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PROGRAMS

The Northeast Advanced Technological Education Center (NEATEC)

The Northeast Advanced Technological Education Center (NEATEC) is an ATE Regional Center funded by the National Science Foundation NEATEC fulfills the needs of the nanotechnology and semiconductor manufacturing industries in New York State and Western New England by supporting the education and training of technicians. Led by the University at Albany, the Center represents a collaborative partnership that includes manufacturers, community colleges, regional high schools, Fort Drum military installation, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and refugee centers.

Through an extensive network of community college, university, and industry partners, NEATEC will identify the essential technician competencies and skills required by such a workforce. NEATEC will develop curricular components and delivery methods to impart those skills to students. NEATEC will also create and disseminate educational materials to support curricula implementation at its community college and high school partners and provide professional development activities for K-12 schools and community college faculty. Lastly, through partner internships, co-ops, shadowing opportunities and outreach activities, NEATEC will educate current and future students regarding technological career pathways and expand the pipeline of K-12 students interested in semiconductor and nanotechnology career options.

AMP Center High-Tech Data Analytics Workforce Training Hub

The AMP Center is a collaboration between University at Albany and SEMI offering open-access to a standard semiconductor manufacturing environment to address all aspects of the facilities ecosystem from tooling hardware, components and sub-systems to information technology, and facility operations.

Our mission is to drive systematic progression in advanced manufacturing solutions by addressing the challenges confronting the semiconductor industry supply chain partners with a focus on:

Root Cause Analysis with "lab-to-fab” testing of industry-supplier components and sub-systems using Equipment-level Test-beds;
Data Utilization with “digital twin” analysis of industry-compliant facility management systems using Facility-level Test-beds;
Output Control with “career pathways” training on industry-relevant hands-on experiential learning using Process-level Test-beds.

The CATN2 provides special events, programs, lectures, and tours sharing the story of innovation-based growth and educational opportunities available to industry, community leaders, CNSE students, and more. The CATN2 also leads numerous educational, community, arts/cultural, and public outreach program, annually serving thousands of individuals, including k-12 students. Programs with a big impact across New York State are showcased for their power to educate and instill a sense of endless possibilities.

STATEWIDE RESOURCES

NY Loves Nanotech

NYSTAR programs

Centers for Advanced Technology

Centers of Excellence

New York Manufacturing Extension Partnership

NYS-Certified Business Incubator and Innovation Hot Spot Program

Matching Grants Leverage Program

New York State Science & Technology Law Center

Cornell Center for Materials Research (CCMR)

FUZEHUB Manufacturing Extension

NYS Grant Opportunities