Tag: Semiconductor Education

2026 Chip in Florida: K-12 Semiconductor Education Challenge
January 6, 2026The Florida Semiconductor Institute (FSI) invites teachers and students across the state to participate in the 2026 Chip in Florida: K–12 Semiconductor Education Challenge – a statewide STEM initiative designed to integrate semiconductor learning into classrooms while building early awareness of high-demand career pathways.
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IEEE TryEngineering Educator Session Recap
June 30, 2025Hosted at NeoCity, FL, with the support of the Florida Semiconductor Institute, IEEE’s TryEngineering Educator Session focused on providing Florida Educators with a hands-on, interactive glimpse into semiconductor manufacturing and technology to help teachers connect classroom learning to meaningful careers.
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Highlights from the Chip in Florida: K-12 Semiconductor Education Challenge
May 30, 2025The Student Poster Session at the 2025 Florida Semiconductor Summit highlights cutting-edge research from students across various universities. This session provides a platform for students to showcase their work, engage with industry professionals, and contribute to the growing semiconductor ecosystem.
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Chip in Florida Webinar for K-12 Educators
May 5, 2025Calling all Florida educators and classrooms! Get ready for a high-energy, interactive virtual experience that will ignite curiosity and excitement about the world of semiconductors. Join us for the Chip in Florida Webinar for K-12 Educators, a dynamic virtual event packed with fun, learning, and discovery!
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Chip in Florida: K-12 Semiconductor Education Challenge
March 21, 2025Bringing Semiconductor Education to Florida Classrooms! Chip in Florida: K-12 Semiconductor Education Challenge The Florida Semiconductor Institute (FSI) invites teachers and students across the state to participate in an exciting statewide STEM challenge! This is a valuable opportunity to incorporate semiconductor-focused modules into STEM programs across the state, with the added incentive of competing for recognition and prizes.
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