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SUMMARY:Energy\, Materials\, and Water Use in Semiconductor Manufacturing:
  Challenges and Opportunities for Supply Chain Resiliency
LOCATION:Bishop Auditorium\, 518 Memorial Way\, Stanford\, CA 94305
DESCRIPTION:Semiconductors are essential to today’s digital economy\, powe
 ring everything from everyday electronics to artificial intelligence. Yet
  their production depends on complex supply chains and significant amount
 s of critical materials\, water\, and energy.\n\nDr. Sadasivan (Sadas) Sh
 ankar\, Research Technology Manager at SLAC National Laboratory and Adjun
 ct Professor in Stanford Materials Science and Engineering\, will share h
 is research on how a circular approach to materials and resource use—incl
 uding recycling\, reuse\, and localized processing—could reduce supply ch
 ain dependencies\, improve resource efficiency\, and create new economic 
 and strategic opportunities for the United States.\n\nDr. Richard Dasher\
 , Director of the US-ATMC\, will moderate the session.\n\nAbout our speak
 er:\n\nSadasivan (Sadas) Shankar is Research Technical Manager at SLAC Na
 tional Laboratory\, adjunct Professor in Stanford Materials Science and E
 ngineering\, and Lecturer in the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He
  was an Associate in the Department of Physics at Harvard University and 
 was the first Margaret and Will Hearst Visiting Lecturer in Harvard and t
 he first Distinguished Scientist in Residence at the Harvard Institute of
  Applied Computational Sciences. He has co-instructed classes related to 
 design of materials\, computing\, sustainability in materials\, and has r
 eceived Excellence in Teaching award from Harvard University. He is co-in
 structing a class at Stanford University on Translation for Innovations a
 nd\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/b2352047-b236-407e-9039-8d595f4d334b
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/b2352047-b236-407e-9039-8d595f4d334b
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