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LEADERSHIP CAREERS NSF, Commerce Expand Semiconductor Workforce Training CHIPS Network ByShalin Jyotishi, Contributor. I cover the intersection of science, workforce, and industrial policy Follow Author Jun 08, 2026, 06:00am EDT The CHIPS & Science Act-enabled National Network of Microelectronics Education, backed by the U.S. Commerce Department and the National Science Foundation, has expande

Gov. Brad Little delivers remarks during a press event announcing the launch of the NNME Pacific-Intermountain Regional Node at the Micron Center for Materials Research on the campus of Boise State University, Wednesday, June 3, 2026. Brian Stone, chief of staff for the National Science Foundation, makes comments during a press event announcing the launch of the NNME Pacific-Intermountain Regiona

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LOCAL NEWS Boise State University at center of new semiconductor workforce pipeline The Pacific Intermountain Node for Semiconductor Education, or PINES, will connect universities, community colleges and industry partners to expand opportunities. More Videos NEXT UP IN 5 Does Jordan Love have more to prove as a LEADER for the Green Bay Packers in 2026? News at 10 EXPOSED! UCLA QB Just CHEATED

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NEWSLOCAL NEWSIN YOUR NEIGHBORHOODBOISE STATE As Micron soars, Idaho expands semiconductor workforce pathways Photo by: MICRON By: Riley Shoemaker Posted 7:15 AM, Jun 04, 2026 Riley Shoemaker I'm the Idaho News 6 neighborhood reporter dedicated to bringing you the latest stories from Downtown Boise, Boise's North End, and Garden City. BOISE, Idaho — Micron continues its expansion in Idaho as

UCLA Joins New Southwest Semiconductor Workforce Consortium to Expand Hands-On Microelectronics Training Claudia Valdivieso-Defaz/CNSI  The new regional initiative will build on UCLA’s existing workforce development efforts to strengthen the semiconductor and microelectronics talent pipeline across the Southwest. Jun 3, 2026 Originally posted on CNSI Newsroom UCLA is joining a major new regio

U of A joins national semiconductor workforce training hub College of Engineering and the Arizona Commerce Authority Today Post Email Print Share Share Share Image Mark Van Dyke (far right), associate dean of research in the College of Engineering and professor of biomedical engineering, represents the University of Arizona at the NNME Southwest Node press conference on May 27. The University o

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