ORONO, Maine, June 16 -- University of Maine issued the following news release:
Through experiments and game-based learning, high school students can learn how to build microchips for powering smartphones, computers and spaceships during a free University of Maine summer camp from July 14-18 at the Maine Graduate and Professional Center, 300 Fore St.
The five-day camp caters to students exploring careers in engineering and computing by immersing them in microchips, transistors and of the latest building blocks for modern technology worldwide: semiconductors. By the end of the week, participants will integrate and build and test their own semiconductor system.
In addition to experiments and games, students will also tour Texas Instruments...