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EMD Electronics opened a new R&D facility in Wisconsin to accelerate advanced semiconductor materials innovation and scale-up for manufacturing.

EMD Electronics opened a new research and development facility in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, as part of a $200 million investment to advance semiconductor materials innovation and create 44 jobs.

EMD Electronics launched a 38,000 square-foot facility in Sheboygan Falls to develop advanced materials for next-generation semiconductor manufacturing, enhancing collaboration with customers and supporting chip performance.

EMD Electronics launched a new 38,000-square-foot research center in Wisconsin to accelerate the development of materials for advanced semiconductor manufacturing.

EMD Electronics is eligible for $4.5 million in tax credits for its $200 million investment in a new R&D facility in Sheboygan Falls, creating 44 jobs for advanced semiconductor materials development.

EMD Electronics opened a new 38,000-square-foot research and development facility in Sheboygan Falls as part of a $200 million investment to advance semiconductor manufacturing materials.

EMD Electronics opened a new $200 million semiconductor R&D facility in Sheboygan Falls, expecting to create 44 jobs, supported by state tax credits.

EMD Electronics opened a 38,000 sq ft R&D hub in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, investing $200 million to boost semiconductor materials innovation and accelerate product development.

EMD Electronics launched a new R&D facility in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, as part of a $200 million investment to advance semiconductor materials and create 44 new jobs.

EMD Electronics opened a new 38,000-square-foot R&D facility in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, as part of a $200 million investment to advance semiconductor manufacturing materials and create 44 jobs.

EMD Electronics opened a new 38,000-square-foot R&D facility in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, to advance semiconductor materials innovation and manufacturing, as part of a $200 million multi-year investment in its U.S. operations.

EMD Electronics inaugurated a new 38,000-square-foot R&D facility in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin, to advance semiconductor materials innovation and manufacturing, supported by a $200 million investment.

Electroninks, Merck, and Qualipoly partnered to create an integrated service ecosystem for advanced packaging, including a Merck application lab at Qualipoly.

EMD Electronics implemented a unified, cloud-native data integration solution with Revvity Signals and Scitara to streamline scientific data for advanced analytics and AI.

EMD Electronics unified scientific data with partners Revvity Signals and Scitara to accelerate AI-driven materials research, enabling scientists to generate insights more efficiently.

Katherine Dei Cas, from EMD Electronics, shares career insights, emphasizing ownership, work-life balance, and her focus on developing high-performing teams and future leaders in the semiconductor industry.

EMD Electronics is associated with Katherine Dei Cas, Northern Trust with LaDonna Weaver, SRS with Stephanie Davis, Miracle League of Arizona with Danielle Downs, and Desert Financial Credit Union with Cathy Graham.

Merck will begin producing molybdenum, a critical trace metal for NAND chips, at its Korean facility this year.

EMD Electronics supplies materials, equipment, and services for semiconductor manufacturing, focusing on advanced technologies like heterogeneous integration, quantum computing, and bio-convergence.

EMD Electronics launched Susonity as a new corporate brand for its cosmetic ingredients, encompassing a wide portfolio in preparation for the sale of its pigments division.