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This award supports the development of 2D van der Waals materials for in-sensor computing, directly addressing the power and bandwidth bottlenecks of uncrewed aircraft by enabling edge processing at extreme environments. The project leverages Boise State's existing wafer-scale synthesis tools to build a full pipeline from material growth to device qualification, marking a significant step toward practical quantum material applications in defense sensing.
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Boise State awarded $2. 7m for extreme electronics - Compound Semiconductor News

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Boise State has received a $2.7 million award through NextFlex, the US Department of Defense’s flexible hybrid electronics manufacturing institute, to establish the centre for Reconfigurable Analog van der Waals Engines for Non-von-Neumann Sensing (RAVEN). The 15-month project is in…

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