Northeast Microelectronics Coalition Hub
The Northeast Microelectronics Coalition (NEMC) Hub is a dynamic and expanding network of 250+ organizations spanning across eight northeastern states and beyond. Its diverse membership includes commercial and defense companies, top-tier academic institutions, federally funded R&D centers (FFRDCs), innovative startups, and government agencies, forming a powerful ecosystem dedicated to advancing U.S. leadership in microelectronics, while stimulating job creation, startup maturation, workforce training, and strategic investments across the region.
Core Mission & Capabilities
The NEMC Hub provides:
- Curated Access to Cutting-Edge Microelectronics Technologies: Connecting members to state-of-the-art resources, facilities, and expertise.
- A Network to Accelerate Lab-to-Fab Transition: Streamlining the path from research and development to prototyping and manufacturing, fostering innovation and commercialization.
- A Comprehensive Suite of Services and Funding Programs: Empowering NEMC Hub members and driving regional growth.
Strategic Focus & Tech Areas
Leveraging the region’s 70-year history of driving Department of Defense (DoD) innovation and a strong presence of major defense industry partners, the NEMC Hub is uniquely positioned to execute the mission of the Microelectronics Commons. The Hub’s collective expertise and resources are strategically aligned with the DoD’s six key technology priority areas.
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Technology Areas Supported by the Hub
Hub Project Awards
- Electromagnetic Warfare ($4M)
- LADDER: a giant Leap AheaD for all filter DesignERs!
- Project delivers a bulk acoustic wave (BAW) filter creation tool, enabling all electrical engineers to rapidly design filters to meet given specifications, thus enabling broader adoption of BAW filters in Radar, Electromagnetic Warfare, Comms, and general commercial applications spanning S through X and Ku bands.
- LADDER: a giant Leap AheaD for all filter DesignERs!
- Commercial Leap Ahead ($4.5M)
- Power Systems: Transition of High Al% AlGaN from Lab to Fab
- Project focused on the lab-to-fab transfer of advanced semiconductor technologies in order to improve the performance of state-of-the-art high voltage switches by an order of magnitude, resulting in more efficient power management solutions with smaller footprints.
- Power Systems: Transition of High Al% AlGaN from Lab to Fab
- Quantum Technology ($9.6M)
- Community‐driven Hybrid Integrated Quantum‐Photonic Integrated circuits (CHIQPI)
- Project focused on the creation of a community-accessible, manufacture-grade quantum-classical hybrid integration platform with the potential to significantly reduce the size, weight, power and cost of quantum systems for use in Department of Defense applications.
- Community‐driven Hybrid Integrated Quantum‐Photonic Integrated circuits (CHIQPI)
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) Hardware ($7.9M)
- Lab‐to‐Fab Transfer of CMOS+memristor Chips for Edge Intelligence
- Project focused on the lab-to-fab development and transfer of hybrid chips and systems integrating memristor devices with CMOS leading to compact, fast, intelligent and secure electronic systems for edge-intelligence applications.
- Lab‐to‐Fab Transfer of CMOS+memristor Chips for Edge Intelligence
- 5G/6G ($6M)
- Wideband, Scalable MIMO arrays for NextG Systems: From Antennas to Decoders
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- Project focused on the development of wideband, scalable transmit/receive MIMO systems for 5G/6G deployments, enabling lower costs and increases in overall network capacity.
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- Wideband, Scalable MIMO arrays for NextG Systems: From Antennas to Decoders
- Electromagnetic Warfare ($5.6M)
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- Wideband Same‐Frequency STAR Array Platform Based on Heterogeneous Multi-Domain Self‐Interference Cancellation
- Project focused on the development of wideband same-frequency STAR array platforms for next-generation EW applications.
- Wideband Same‐Frequency STAR Array Platform Based on Heterogeneous Multi-Domain Self‐Interference Cancellation
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Northeast Microelectronics Coalition Hub Member List
35ELEMENTS Corp
401 Tech Bridge
Activate Global
Advanced Science Research Center Nanofabrication Facility
Advanced Silicon Group
AEGIS AEROSPACE
Aerocyonics Imaging, LLC
Aerocyonics, Inc.
AFFOA
Agni Semiconductor LLC
Akoustis
Alloy Enterprises
Amherst College
AMI
Analog Devices, Inc.
Analog Photonics
Anduril Industries
Ansys, Inc.
APEX Accelerators
Applied Materials
ARM Institute
ASMPT
Astrabeam, LLC
Atlantic Quantum
Atomic Data Sciences
Aura Intelligent Systems
Ayar Labs Inc.
Ayo Electronics
BAE Systems
Benjamin Franklin Cummings Institute of Technology
Berkshire Community College
Berkshire Innovation Center
BioSens8
Bluebird Photonics
Boston Cybernetics Institute
Boston Materials, Inc.
Boston University
Brandstrom Instruments, Inc.
Bridgewater State University
Brooks Automation US LLC
Bunker Hill Community College
Cactus Materials, Inc.
Cadence Materials Inc.
Cambridge Consultants
Cambridge Terahertz Inc.
ClassOne Technology
Collins Aerospace
Columbia University
Community College of Rhode Island
Community College of Southern New Hampshire
Connecticut Community Colleges
Connecticut Manufacturing Consulting Services
Connecticut Manufacturing Extension Partnership
Copious Imaging (Owned by Anduril)
Cornell University
Dartmouth College
DeepCharge, Inc.
DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory
Dive Technologies (Owned by Anduril)
Diversified Technologies
DuPont
DUST Identity, Inc.
EFC Gases
eM-TECH Inc.
Energetiq Technology
EngeniusMicro
EPC Space
Ephemeron Labs Inc.
Ericsson
Eridan Communications
EVA Technology Corp.
Evolve Diamonds LLC
Expedited Climb Capital
Ferric Inc.
Finwave Semiconductor
Fourier Dynamics
Frequency Electronics Inc.
GE Research
GlobalFoundries
GPD Optoelectronics
Gradient Tech
Graphenea, Inc.
Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce
Green Mountain Semiconductor Inc.
GreenSource Fabrication LLC
Guardion, Inc.
Harvard University
Huntington Ingalls Industries
Hushmesh Inc.
HyperLight
imec IC-Link USA
Impact Nano LLC
IN2FAB
Intel Corporation
IonQ
IQE
Irradiant Technologies
Izentis LLC
Jariet Technologies
Kinnami Software Corporation
Kyocera AVX Components Corporation
L3Harris Technologies
Lelantos, Inc.
Lintrinsic Semiconductor Inc
Lockheed Martin
MACOM Technology Solutions, Inc.
Maine MEP
Marvell Government Solutions
Massachusetts APEX Accelerator
Massachusetts Association of Community Colleges
Massachusetts Bay Technologies
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Massachusetts Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP)
Massachusetts Technology Collaborative (Hub Lead)
MassHire North Central Workforce Board
MassHire Workforce Boards
MassVentures
Maury Microwave
Mercury Systems
Metis Microsystems
Microchip Technology
Micro-Precision Technologies Inc.
Middlesex Community College
Millimeter Wave Systems LLC
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
MITRE Engenuity
Moog Inc.
Morgan State University
Mosaic Microsystems
MRSI Mycronic
My Headlamp
Nano Dimension
Nano OPS, Inc.
Nantero
Nautilus Defense
New Edge Solutions
New England Regional Defense Industry Collaboration
New Hampshire Manufacturing Extension Partnership
New Jersey MEP
New York University
NextFlex
nOhm Devices, Inc.
Nokia of America Corporation
Non-Von LLC
Northeast Advanced Manufacturing Consortium
Northeastern University
Northrop Grumman Corporation
Nubis Communications
Olin College of Engineering
Onto Innovation
Otava Inc.
Ozark Integrated Circuits, Inc.
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
p-Chip Corporation
Pendar Technologies
Photonwares Corp.
Physical Sciences Inc.
Pillar VC
Pison
Plaid Semiconductors
Polaris Electro-Optics, Inc.
Polaris MEP
Powerex, Inc.
PQSecure Technologies
Pratt & Whitney
Princeton Innotech
Princeton University
PSI Quantum
Quantum Microwave Components LLC
Quantum Network Technologies Inc.
QuEra
RaGE Systems Inc.
Raith America, Inc.
Raytheon
RedWood EDA
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
ResCon Technologies, LLC
Rhode Island Economic Development
Riverlane
Rohde & Schwarz USA Inc.
RSM Electron Power/Sensitron Semiconductor
Rugged Micropower
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Sangtera Inc.
Senseeker Corp.
Siemens Government Technologies
SiFive
Silicon Assurance
Silvaco Inc.
SIONYX LLC
SiPhox
Sivers Semiconductors
SIXDOTX LLC
SixLine Semiconductor
SkyWater Technology Foundry
Soctera Inc.
Soundside Partners LLC
Spark Photonics
State of New Hampshire
State of Rhode Island
StethX Microsystems Inc.
Stonehill College
SunRay Sceintific Inc.
Synopsys
Syrnatec Inc.
Tagore Technology
Teledyne FLIR Commercial Systems
Teradyne
TetraMem Inc.
Texas A&M University
The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory
The Engine
The MITRE Corporation
TOPTICA Photonics Inc.
Tower Semiconductor
Toyon Research Group
Transene Company, Inc.
Tufts University
Ubicept
University at Buffalo
University of Connecticut
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Maine
University of Maryland
University of Massachusetts
University of Massachusetts Amherst
University of Massachusetts Boston
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth
University of Massachusetts Lowell
University of New Hampshire
University of Pennsylvania
University of Rhode Island
University of South Carolina
University of Southern California
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
University of Vermont
Vapor Cell Technologies
VeetsTech, Inc.
Vermont Agency of Commerce & Community Development
Vermont Manufacturing Extension Center
Vermont State Colleges System
Vyir Inc.
Western New England University
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI)
X-Sight Inc.
Yale University
Zepsor Technologies Inc.
Zero Asic
Ziva Corporation
