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SRC Global Research Collaboration (GRC) Program - SRC Learn about our core values 2030 Decadal Plan for Semiconductors Research Experience for Undergrads Broadening Participation Pledge Our commitment to sustainability Learn about the Liaison program Use LinkedIn to find Research Scholars Learn about Pillar Science Industry resources for SRC researchers Launch Pillar Science research platform Find Talent in Pillar Science SRC Research Scholars: Getting Started Home » Program » GRC » About » Mission SRC Global Research Collaboration (GRC) Program SRC GRC is the world's premier, international, university-based research consortium with member companies and research programs spanning the globe.
The GRC is an indispensable part of the R & D strategies of the world's leading semiconductor companies. The program's unique operational model harnesses research from the world's top universities and turns it into competitive advantage from GRC members. This operational model includes intense industry engagement in formulating, shaping and executing a research agenda.
It also includes unique features such as the Research Customization Program (RCP) to ensure that the research program meets individual member company needs. The GRC offers a high-leverage, compelling return-on-investment to its members. GRC programs address the critical challenges on the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors (ITRS), and are delivering the solutions that sustain Moore's Law.
The SRC GRC's mission is to provide for innovative, strategic, pre-competitive research guided by the ITRS, conducted in universities worldwide. GRC provides for a global forum for pre-competitive collaboration among all segments of the semiconductor industry, universities and government agencies. GRC is an advocate to various government and other funding agencies for support of university semiconductor research.
GRC management provides a comprehensive Value Proposition that focuses on maximizing member value. Find a Replay (e-Workshop Calendar) Participating Universities 4819 Emperor Blvd, Suite 300 Durham, NC 27703 Voice: (919) 941-9400 Fax: (919) 941-9450 Access to information on this website may be limited to member companies, participating agencies, and qualified researchers. Accept and hide this message
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