Welcome to the Central Processing Facility

MICROFABRITECH is an effort to augment the technical knowledge base in advanced materials and microelectronics and to attract and educate undergraduate and graduate students in these areas. In both cases, the purpose is to complement and encourage the development of high technology industry in Florida. We are organized into two distinct program activities: Solid State Research and Compound Semiconductors.

This broadly interdisciplinary program ranges from the fundamental understanding of new materials and solid state physics to the design, testing, and characterization of novel devices. The research taps the expertise of five academic departments in two colleges at the University of Florida, the College of Engineering and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. It includes faculty from the departments of Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Chemistry, and Physics. These faculty apply their expertise in advance materials and microelectronics to research in elemental and compound semiconductors (III-V and II-VI) and other advanced materials, such as high-temperature superconductors, conducting polymers, Fermion conductors, and magneto-optic materials.

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