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Students to work with VR in semiconductor workshop in Phoenix

More than 3,000 Valley students are about to get an interactive crash course in the capabilities of semiconductors on May 15.

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More than 3,000 Valley students will get an interactive crash course in the capabilities of semiconductors on May 15.

The students — in grades seven through 12 — are expected to participate in Semiconductor Adventure Day to help expose students and get them excited about a potential career in the semiconductor industry.

The event is sponsored by Arizona State University’s Preparatory Academy, Southwest Advanced Prototyping Hub, NXP, the SEMI Foundation and Ira Fulton School of Engineering.

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