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Creativity and imagination: How Brewer Science products are conceived and developed

Dr. Terry Brewer and his cohorts founded Brewer Science with an extraordinary idea, and through the years that tradition of continual experimentation, innovation and the pushing of boundaries has become a major component of the company’s success. A company culture that encourages and supports new ideas from multiple sources — including the minds of any…

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Brewer Science sees a STEM future in Project Lead the Way

As a staunch longtime supporter of STEM education, Brewer Science was a natural fit when it came to establishing a partnership with Project Lead the Way (PLTW) a decade ago. The national nonprofit based out of Indianapolis, Indiana, creates hands-on learning experiences for K-12 students and teachers across the U.S., focusing on the STEM skills…

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2018 Outlook for Advanced Packaging Materials

Advanced packaging is moving mainstream as manufacturers continue to seek ways to improve device performance beyond traditional scaling. The semiconductor industry is also witnessing increasing investments in packaging, in terms of capabilities, capacity, and infrastructure from the assembly and packaging houses. All this attention on packaging is primarily driven by the need to deliver highly…

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The Digital Era: Combining AI and IoT

Imagine an intelligent world where highways formulate warning messages and diversions, retail managers are alerted when a product is low in stock on shelves or cities are able to detect areas where power outages may occur before the event takes place.   As technology continues to expand and grow in new directions, artificial intelligence (AI)…

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Solving the Truck Driver Shortage Through AI

According to the American Trucking Association, there is a shortage of roughly 50,000 truck drivers across the country. In 2017, the ATA predicted the trucking industry would experience the highest level of driver shortfall, and by 2026 the ATA estimates the shortage could swell to over 174,000 drivers. Dr. John Kent, Clinical Associate Professor in…

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Environmental Awareness: How to Build a Culture of Environmental Responsibility

Protecting our environment and conserving resources are essential to running a successful and mindful business, but how do you make this part of your organization’s mission and vision? The key to building a culture of environmental responsibility begins with the commitment and support of leadership and engagement of all employees.  Engaged employees are a key…

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Sacrificial Laser Release Materials for RDL-First Fan-out Packaging

 Article published in Chip Scale review's March - April 2018; Volume 22, Number 2 Issue The semiconductor industry is in a new age where device scaling will not continue to provide the cost reductions or performance improvements at a similar rate to past years when Moore’s law was the guiding principle for IC scaling. The…

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Geothermal Power Offers Key Benefits for Sustainable Manufacturing

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), U.S. production and consumption of non-hydro renewable energy sources (i.e., biofuels, biomass, geothermal, solar, wind) set new records in the first half of 2018. Of these sources, geothermal, while still relatively nascent in its implementation, holds great promise. Integrating geothermal systems for heating and cooling into a…

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From the Bottom Up: Making More Room with Selective Surface Modification

Richard Feynman, who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1965, gave a famous lecture titled “There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom.” Today’s microelectronics process engineer, in the context of conventional top down lithography, would find it difficult to accept this statement without a long list of caveats. Aggressive scaling demands for newer generations…

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How can glass survive rigorous back end processes?

Brewer Science is headed to the CS ManTech conference May 18 through 21!  CS ManTech is a respected organization focused on providing a forum for members of the compound semiconductor community to exchange and discuss new ideas. At this year's conference, we’re excited to share our findings regarding the ability of glass to be used…

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