The University of Texas at Dallas

UT Dallas Continues to Showcase the Power of Semiconductors

by Alyssa Galganov

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On Thursday, July 27th, The North Texas Semiconductor Institute (NTxSI) at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) partnered with the Wright Brothers Institute (WBI) in Dayton, Ohio, to help UTD accelerate semiconductor innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development in North Texas and the United States.

Watch the conference.

Dr. Manuel Quevedo presents.

Dr. Ted Moise presents.

Listen to the conference Q&A session.

The conference hosted over 100 attendees in person and virtually. The presenters were experts in the field of semiconductors.

Tables with conference attendees listening to the speaker and taking notes.
President of Wright Brothers Institute speaking on the stage at a podium with welcoming slide behind him.
Dr. Joseph Pancrazio speaking at podium with informational slide behind him.
Brian Newton speaks at podium with descriptional slide behind him.
Kyle Liddy at podium pointing to a segment of the chart-rest of chart is cut off.
Dr. Ahmad Islam is at podium pointing to a slide on high-temperature microelectronics.
Joshua Kennedy speaks at podium with a partial slide on agile electronics materials behind him.
Charles Walker Junior is at a podium with a slide on the Starry Nite project behind him.
Dr. Manuel Quevedo is pointing to a screen slide a out state-of-the-art materials processing.
Three panelists sit in chairs on stage, and Dr. David Daniel is standing behind a podium.
Xiadong “Alex” Jia is speaking at a podium.
Ben Skipper is between a podium and a screen slide of a football player up close.
Dr. Ted Moise in front of a screen slide with his profile picture and contact information.
Gunjan Thakre standing next to podium.
Evelyn Boetcher holding bottle of water and standing at podium.
Man and woman facing each other and in conversation.
A group of men having several individual conversations near tables during the Wright Brothers conference.
Men attending the conference sit at the tables in a U-shape.
Notebook with North Texas Semiconductor Institute embossed on it with a UT Dallas pen on top of it.
Table with UT Dallas marketing materials.