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Prof. Tummala, GT-PRC

Greetings from 1st NSF ERC @ Georgia Tech

Prof. Rao R. Tummala Director, NSF ERC 1995 – 2006

3D Systems Packaging Research Center Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar

GT ERC for US Competitiveness Past: R&D for Technology Innovations Deeply and Broadly-educated Workforce Transfer Both to US Industry

Future: Manufacturing R&D to Bring Manufacturing

Back to the US

Prof. Tummala, GT-PRC 1 | Georgia Tech – ERC

Summary & Recommendations

Competitiveness in new Global Era requires: • Technology R&D • Manufacturing R&D, similar to AMP

GT ERC is successful in both: • 900 best-educated engineers to US companies • 200 R&D and manufacturing companies

Manufacturing creates more than 10X R&D Jobs Both Tech and Manufacturing at risk in high-tech 4 Recommendations:

• Permanent visa for ERC graduates from India, Korea & China • Expand ERCs from Scientific R&D to Manufacturing R&D • Engage both technology and manufacturing industries • Make ERCs a shared responsibility: NSF, Academia & Industry


Introduction of Prof. Rao Tummala

Born in India, came to US, stayed and became US Citizen

Industry Experience: 25 years at IBM, IBM Fellow Academic Experience: Joined Georgia Tech as Georgia

Research Alliance Eminent Scholar in Electronics Manufacturing Science and Technology

During NSF ERC Cycle (1995-2006): • 1st NSF ERC Director at Georgia Tech from 1995-2006 • Demonstrated uniqueness of ERCs in partnership with Industry

during NSF ERC cycle Since NSF ERC (2006-2012):

• Demonstrated how manufacturing R&D could be added in partnership with global manufacturing industry


GT ERC Vision for Digital Convergence by 1000X by Moore’s Law for System Integration

Digital + Analog + RF + Optical + Sensors

• Computing/Internet • Digital Audio • Digital Imaging/Video • Cellular/Wireless • GPS/Satellite • Sensors • And, of course, timekeeping!


GT ERC Impacts

Economic Impact $33M NSF led to: $33M from State of

Georgia $181M from

Industry Total economic

impact of $247M

Industry Impact Educated and

supplied to US companies BS: ≈240 MS: ≈370 Ph.D: ≈250

10 Spin-off & Spin-in companies

$40M laboratories from Industry

166 IP licenses 97 Technology

transfers

Research Impact 1200 ground-breaking

publications in Moore’s Law for System Integration

42 Patents


GT ERC Partnership with 151 US Companies AGERE (LSI) AGILENT AIR PRODUCT & CHEM. ALCATEL USA ALTERA CORPORATION AMD AMKOR AMP (TYCO INT’L) ANALOG DEVICES ANSOFT CORPORATION ANVIK APPLIED MATERIALS ASYMTEK (NORDSON) AT&T AVX BELLSOUTH BOEING BREWER SCIENCE BTU CADENCE DESIGN CASCADE MICROTECH CATERPILLAR CHEMFIRST EKC CHEMICAL PRODUCTS CHRYSLER CIRREX CIRRUS LOGIC CISCO COMPAQ COOKSON AMERICA CORNING GLASS CREE CYC ENTERPRISES

HEWLETT PACKARD HONEYWELL INT’L HUGHES IBM INDIUM INDUSTRIAL LOGIC (ROCKWELL-COLLINS) INFRAMAT CORPORATION INPLANE PHOTONICS (CYOPTICS) INTEL IRVINE SENSORS JACKET MICRO DEVICES JDS UNIPHASE JOHNS HOPKINS JOHNSON & JOHNSON KIMBERLY CLARK KODAK LIFE BIOSCIENCE LIVERMORE LABS LOCKHEED MARTIN LOCTITE LOGIC VISION LORD CORPORATION LUCENT MAXIM MAXTEK MEDIA ONE MEDTRONIC MICRO SUBSTRATES MICRO-ASI MICROCOATING TECHNOLOGIES

MICRON TECHNOLOGY MICROSOFT MOTOROLA MPR ASSOCIATES MULTILINK NANONEXUS NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR NATIONALSTARCH (HENKEL) NAVAIR NCR NITRONEX NOKIA NORTEL NORTHROP-GRUMMAN ORACLE PALL CORP POLAROID POLYMER SOLUTIONS PRATT & WHITNEY PRAXAIR PROMERUS QUALCOMM QUELLAN (INTERSIL) RAMBUS RAYTHEON RESEARCH DEVICES RF SOLUTIONS ROCKWELL COLLINS ROGERS CORP. ROHM & HAAS RSOFT SAIC SAVANTAGE CORP

CYPRESS SEMICONDUCTOR DELCO ELECTRONICS DELL DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE DOW CHEMICAL DOW CORNING DRAPER LABS DUKE ENERGY SYSTEMS DUPONT DYNETICS EATON ECI ENDICOTT INTERCONNECT ENGENT ERICCSON EVGROUP FLIPCHIP TECH. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT FORD FORM FACTOR GENERAL DYNAMICS GENERAL ELECTRIC GENERAL MOTORS GOODRICH GOULD GUIDANT HADCO HALLIBURTON ENERGY HARRIS CORPORATION HENKEL

SAWTEK (TRIQUENT) SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH CORP SCINTERA NETWORKS SEMCO SHIPLEY SKYWORKS SOLECTRON SONOSCAN SPECIALTY COATING SSEC CORP STARFIRE SYSTEMS SUN MICROSYSTEMS SYMBOL TECHNOLOGIES TANGO SYSTEMS TELLABS TESSERA TECHNOLOGIES TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TRIQUINT SEMICONDUCTOR VERIFIBER VERIZON VISTEON VT SILICON XEROX-PARC ZENITH ELECTRONICS


Traditional Academia vs. ERCs

Exploratory Research

Technology Development Manufacturing

Job Impact: Tech Transfer: Workforce Skill: Research Focus:

High High System Education Scientific Discovery to

Manufacturing Discovery

Low Low Discipline Scientific Discovery

Traditional Academia ERCs

Industry

Industry

Traditional Academia

Traditional Academia “Valley

of Death”


Global Manufacturing R&D Partnership with GT ERC

JAPAN ASAHI GLASS CORPORATION ASAHI KASEI CONTEC DISCO FUJITSU HARIMA CHEMICALS HITACHI HITACHI CHEMICAL IBIDEN KYOCERA MATSUSHITA MITSUBISHI MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL NAMICS NEC NGK-NTK OAK-MITSUI PANASONIC SHINKO SONY SONY CHEMICAL TORAY ZEON CORPORATION

KOREA HYNIX LG ELECTRONICS SAMSUNG SAMSUNG TECHWIN TAIWAN UNIMICRON INDIA SAMEER


NEW ERC Model @ GT PRC

Academic Team Academic Faculty Research Faculty Graduate Students

Industry Technology R&D

Industry R&D & Manufacturing Mentors

Industry Manufacturing R&D

New ERCs Technology R&D Manufacturing R&D Workforce Skilled in Both

Prof. Tummala, GT-PRC

Greetings from 1st NSF ERC @ Georgia Tech

Thank You

Prof. Rao R. Tummala Director, NSF ERC 1995 – 2006

3D Systems Packaging Research Center Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar

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