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Industry-Academia Collaboration
01.30
2026
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Industry-Academia Collaboration | It turns out that chips also need to see a doctor? On-site coverage of the laboratory.

In January this year, MA-tek collaborated with the Electronic Materials and Components Committee of the Chinese Materials Science Society to host a visit from students and teachers of Ming Hsin University of Science and Technology and Changhua Tianzhong High School. The participants entered a working testing laboratory, gaining close insights into advanced materials analysis and semiconductor testing technology, deepening their understanding of the industry field and technology applications through on-site observation and communication.

 

The engineer immediately switched to "chip doctor" mode, and in the laboratory, abstract theories instantly became concrete and visible:

 

  • FA fault analysis | Just like an internist, layer by layer unraveling to find the true cause of the product's "illness".
  • MA Material Analysis | Transforming into a surgeon, precisely dissecting materials and structures, directly probing the core of the problem.

 

Seeing the students go from confusion to nodding in understanding, the "essence" of industry-academia exchange is truly priceless. MA-tek not only conducts analysis but also hopes to ignite curiosity and lead the way.

 

We believe that talent cultivation is not just about passing on technology, but also an investment in the sustainability of future industries. The future technology doctors, see you on the front line!

 

 

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