Planning Grant: I/UCRC for Multi-functional Integrated System Technology

多功能集成系统技术I/UCRC计划资助；西田1338895中佛罗里达大学；多功能集成系统技术中心（MIST）的愿景是通过将新型材料，器件和制造工艺转化为多功能集成系统，与传统集成电路平台相比，具有丰富的功能多样性，从而开创“超越摩尔”时代。佛罗里达大学（UFL）和中佛罗里达大学（UCF）正在合作建立拟议的中心，佛罗里达大学是牵头机构。该中心旨在超越摩尔定律的创新。通过工业驱动的合作研究计划，跨学科混合和交叉碰撞将被促进，以催化创新机会，如计算、传感、驱动和能量存储/生成在同一个系统上的芯片（SoC）或系统中封装（SiP）的组合。MIST中心将为下一代集成电子系统的路线图铺平道路。摩尔定律的一个结果是计算平台的转变，从固态大型机到台式电脑再到笔记本电脑，最近又到平板电脑。MIST中心的研究将通过将材料科学、电子学、磁学、声学、光子学、微流体器件、MEMS和电路等领域的研究进展与行业指导下的社会相关技术联系起来，走在这一转变的前沿。拟议中的I/UCRC MIST中心将整合强大的互补研究团队，培养精通前沿研究的下一代研究生，积极招募和介绍科学和工程领域代表性不足的群体的参与者，并与工业成员公司，政府机构和协会合作。这些交流将拓宽所有参与者的视野。

Planning Grant for an I/UCRC for Multi-Functional Integrated System Technology 1338901 University of Florida; Nishida 1338895 University of Central Florida; Yuan The vision of the proposed Center "Multi-Functional Integrated System Technology (MIST) is to pioneer the More than Moore" era by translating novel materials, devices, and manufacturing processes into multi-functional integrated systems that yield rich functional diversity compared to traditional integrated circuit platforms. The University of Florida (UFL) and the University of Central Florida (UCF) are collaborating to establish the proposed center, with UFL as the lead institution. The proposed Center aims at the innovation beyond Moore's Law. Through iindustry-driven collaborative research initiatives, interdisciplinary mixing and intersectional collisions will be promoted in order to catalyze innovation opportunities such as combinations of computing, sensing, actuation, and energy storage/generation on the same system on a chip (SoC) or system in package (SiP). The MIST Center will lay the pavement on the roadmap to next-generation integrated electronic systems. A result of Moore's law is the transformation of the computing platform from the advent of the solid-state mainframe computer to the desktop computer to the laptop computer, and most recently to the tablet computer. Research at the MIST Center will operate at the forefront of this transformation by connecting research advances in materials science, electronics, magnetics, acoustics, photonics, microfluidic devices, MEMS, and circuits to societally relevant technologies with industry guidance. The proposed I/UCRC MIST Center will integrate a strong team of complementary investigators, train the next generation of graduate students who are versed in cutting edge research, actively recruit and introduce participants from underrepresented groups in science and engineering, and team with industrial member companies, governmental agencies, and associations. These exchanges will broaden the perspectives of all involved participants.