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 Microelectronics Research Center is a member of the Institute for Physical Research and Technology, a consortium of basic research and technologydevelopment and transfer centers at Iowa State University
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The Microelectronics Research Center
(MRC) at Iowa State is a multi-disciplinary center focusing on the study of semiconductor
materials, devices, and applications. Its purpose is to bring together researchers from
engineering and the basic sciences in a collaborative atmosphere to pursue fundamental and
applied research in semiconductor electronics and photonics. The MRC is part of the
Institute for Physical Research and Technology (IPRT), an umbrella organization that ties
together research work in a number of centers at ISU.
Established in 1984, MRC technical emphases are on photovoltaic energy conversion, photonic bandgap materials and devices, chemical and biological sensors and plasma deposition technology. The MRC works with small to large industrial firms in Iowa and beyond. The Microelectronics Research Center (MRC) is located in the Applied Sciences Center, one mile northwest of ISU's central campus.
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