Co-sponsored by: ED Washington and Northern Virginia Chapter

The IEEE Nanotechnology Council Chapter of Northern Virginia / Washington, DC, in conjunction with the Electron Devices Society Chapter is pleased to sponsor a visit to the Micron Technology Fabrication Facility in Manassas, Virginia. An introduction will be given by the Micron personnel covering the fabrication line capability, technology, memory products and future expansion plans. The introduction will be followed by a line tour of the facility where you can view the clean room and fabrication equipment.

“Micron’s Manassas site manufactures our long-lifecycle products that are built using our mature process technologies, and primarily sold into the automotive, networking and industrial markets,” said Micron President & CEO Sanjay Mehrotra. “These products support a diverse set of applications such as industrial automation, drones, the IoT (Internet of Things) and in-vehicle experience applications for automotive. This business delivers strong profitability and stable, growing free cash flow. Micron is grateful for the extensive engagement of state and local officials since early this year to help bring our Manassas expansion to fruition. We are excited to increase our commitment to the community through the creation of new highly skilled jobs, expanded facilities and education initiatives.”

Important Notes:
1) You must register in advance via the vtools to attend.
2) You must arrive at the lobby by 5:45 PM, as the security personnel will not be available to admit you after this deadline. Please take rush hour traffic into consideration.
3) Please park your vehicle in the designated Visitor Parking.

4) You need to bring an original photo ID to be admitted.

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Notice:

The Nanotechnology Council of Northern Virginia and Washington, DC is looking for dedicated members who are interested in leadership positions on the Council for the upcoming term. Interested Northern Virginia or Washington, DC residents who are members of NTC or affiliated societies can send a statement of interest along with a short bio and contact information to nfhaddad@aol.com.

Speaker(s): Dr. Michael Hurt,

Agenda:

5:00-5:30PM – Arrival and Registration

5:30-6:30PM – Networking, Snacks and Beverage

6:30-7:00PM – Introduction by Micron Personnel

7:00-8:00PM – Facility Tour

8:00PM – Adjourn

Location:
Bldg: Micron Technology
9600 Godwin Dr.
Manassas, Virginia
20110