- Center for High Frequency Electronics - Part of the Electrical Engineering Department at the University of California at Los Angeles. The facility is available primarily to faculty, researchers and industrial affiliates for research that requires state-of-the-art design, fabrication and use of microwave/millimeter wave instrumentation.
- Chipworks - Reverse engineers and analyzes the circuits and structure of semiconductors and electronic systems for competitive study, intellectual property support, and reliability assurance.
- CSRI Elektropribor - Central Scientific and Research Institute - Leading research institute in Russia in the field of marine navigation, gyroscopy and gravimetry: marine navigational equipment; inertial systems, gyroscopic devices and multipurpose systems, fine electromechanical devices; wind-driven power plants; medical equipment. Also publishes the (All-Russian) journal "Gyroscopy and Navigation".
- IBM T. J. Watson Research Center - Headquarters of the research division of International Business Machines corporation. Research focuses primarily on physical and computer sciences, semiconductors, systems technology, mathematics and information services, applications and solutions.
- IMEC - Microelectronics research and development service specializing in SOC, ULSI and VLSI platforms..
- Information Technology and Telecommunications Laboratory (ITTL) - Part of the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI). ITTL performs research in Internet and database technologies and applications; broadband, defense, radio frequency and wireless communications; network applications and security issues; mapping/geographical information, distributed simulation and enterprise information systems; and product research and development, manufacturing preparation and other steps toward product commercialization.
- Leti: Innovation for Industry - European applied research centres in electronics. Its main fields of activity are micro- and nano-technologies, microsystems for biology an health, imaging chain and ambient intelligence.
- Lviv Radio Engineering Research Institute (LRERI), Ukraine - Research and development relating to millimeter wave radar technology, including all weather, day and night operation radar sights, fire control radars and armoured vehicles based command and control systems.
- McLaughlin Centre for Population Health Risk Assessment - Researches the health effects of wireless technology, including effects from using mobile phones or living close to base station antennas.
- Microsensor and Actuator Technology (MAT) at TU-Berlin - A research and development center in the field of micro electromechanical systems (MEMS). Information on microsensors, and related fields.
- School of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Leeds - Opportunities in teaching, learning and research. Formed from the Department and two research Institutes, opportunities for collaboration are offered across the School.
- Scottish Microelectronics Centre - This centre for incubation, research and development in the semiconductor sector is a joint venture between The University of Edinburgh, Scottish Enterprise and Scottish Enterprise, Edinburgh and Lothian. Details of facilities, news and events.
- Southwest Research Institute Component Analysis Group - THE SRI is an independent, nonprofit applied research and development organization in San Antonio, Texas. This section conducts failure analysis and construction analysis of electronic and electrical components.
- UCLA Microwave Electronics Lab - Professor Tatsuo Itoh's lab group at the University of California at Los Angeles, carrying out theoretical/numerical projects and experimental investigations in the area of microwave/millimeter-wave active integrated circuits, microwave-optical interactions and electromagnetics.
- University of Waterloo: Power and Energy Systems Group - Research activities include power electronics, high voltage engineering, power quality and distribution systems, power systems operation and control and electricity market deregulation.
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