Supports Grenoble INP-UGA Master’s students for international research and training in sustainable microelectronics and eco-friendly chip design under the GreenChips-EDU Project.
This grant funds TU Graz Master’s students to conduct research, training, and industry collaboration in sustainable microelectronics as part of the GreenChips-EDU project.
NSF supports research and development projects to inspire and prepare a diverse, inclusive workforce for the future microelectronics industry through education-focused initiatives.
Teaching Green Fellowship supports faculty and student researchers developing undergraduate chemistry curricula that integrate green chemistry and sustainability to prepare students to address global challenges.
Global Innovation Imperatives (Gii) supports ACS members and local experts through multi-day research forums that develop collaborative, lasting solutions to global sustainability issues.
Academic Grant Program from NVIDIA supports university researchers with cloud, hardware, software, and model resources for simulation, modeling, and AI projects aimed at technological breakthroughs.