CAMP Catalyst Site

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Welcome to the CAMP Catalyst Site

This website is a clearinghouse of information to/from Clarkson faculty, students, and CAMP’s industrial network. You will find information about conferences and symposia (both currently being organized and those previously held), CAMP faculty expertise, lists of patents, and publications.

CAMP’s Upcoming Meetings & Symposia

The 2024 CAMP Annual Technical Meeting will be held May 22-23, 2024, in Clayton NY. We invite representatives from New York industry that use advanced materials to attend! 

The 25th CAMP Symposium on Chemical Mechanical Planarization (CMP) will again be held in Lake Placid, NY! The symposium will be held August 11-14, 2024. We invite all from industry, academia, and their partners, interested in the CMP and semiconductor manufacturing industry to attend.

CAMP Faculty & Student Expertise

The Faculty Quad Charts provide a quick and easy way of looking up faculty expertise. There is also a Google Sheets document that allows keyword searches.

What does CAMP do?

CAMP is the Center for Advanced Materials Processing at Clarkson University. The CAMP faculty work with New York State companies as well as national and international companies who are interested in understanding and utilizing state-of-the-art advanced, tailor-designed materials and processes to improve their products, solve manufacturing challenges, increase yield, lower costs, and/or establish new or novel products.

The mission of CAMP is:

  • to facilitate the formation of alliances between Clarkson faculty and industry, corporations and government entities in New York State, and to assist them in applying science, engineering and technology development to improve their products, maintain their competitive edge, and foster economic development.
  • to perform innovative research on, demonstration of, and technology transfer of new technologies related to the synthesis and processing of advanced materials of value to industry and corporations.
  • to prepare students, undergraduates, and graduates to enter the workforce with an excellent education and research/development experience gained through hands-on research on projects of importance to industry and corporations.

CAMP is a designated New York State Center of Advanced Technology (CAT), and is supported by NYSTAR, a division of Empire State Development.

Contact us if you have questions about CAMP:

New York State of Opportunity - Division of Science, Technology & Innovation. Division of Empire State Development
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