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International Training-centre Micro-electronics

May 03, 2001

Tsinghua University and TU Delft sign agreement
International Training-centre Micro-electronics in Beijing a Fact

TU Delft and the Tsinghua University of Beijing have signed an agreement for the foundation of an international training centre for micro-electronics in Beijing. The chairman of TU Delft’s Executive Board, Dr. N. de Voogd and his Chinese Colleague Prof. Wang Dazhong signed the agreement yesterday. The Delft Institute for Micro-electronics and Sub-micron Technology (DIMES) and the Institute of Microelectronics (IMETU) of the Chinese university will both do their part for the project. Prof.Dr. C. Beenakker, Professor of Micro-electronics, and project leader of the new centre: “It is the first international centre of its kind in China. This is very important in a country like this, where the field of micro-electronics is developing rapidly.”

TU Delft has worked together with the Tsinghua University of Beijing for a long time. The first agreements were signed in 1982. They stated that the universities would share educational possibilities and knowledge in such a way that they both benefited from the cooperation. One of the direct results of that cooperation is the recently signed agreement in the field of micro-electronics.
Beenakker: “The goal of this institute is the sharing of educational possibilities and research results. Moreover, these are not only words on paper; because of the longstanding cooperation, there is a mutual trust. This is also the result of the many Chinese PhD students, who have worked in China and Delft.”

The agreement states that both universities will contribute to a training centre. It was decided that, in the first phase, DIMES will transfer its knowledge on lithography – the transfer of patterns onto a silicon plate – and IC-technology to the institute, to contribute to the education of engineers. Moreover, professors from Delft will adjust these courses to the local wishes. “The education of these engineers is important for China, because there is a large open market for this branch of electrical engineering,” says Beenakker. “The training institute in Beijing is so interesting because the whole chip making process, from sand to final product, is covered in a few hundred square meters.”

Funds will be made available to make it possible for Chinese students to join the English TU Delft Master of Science (M.Sc.) course.
It is also important that the universities find industrial partners. DIMES has also agreed to aid in finding financial support in the business sector.

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