Aldurian Science and Technology Campus
| Aldurian Science and Technology Campus | |
| Formation | 1755 AN |
|---|---|
| Type | Research campus |
| Purpose/focus | Advanced scientific research and development |
| Headquarters | Punta Santiago, Alduria |
| Location | Nouvelle Alexandrie |
The Aldurian Science and Technology Campus (Alexandrian: Campus des sciences et des technologies d'Alduria; Martino: Campus de Ciencia y Tecnología de Alduria) is a research and development campus in Punta Santiago, Alduria, in Nouvelle Alexandrie. It was established under the advanced-sciences strand of the Aldurian Economic Diversification and Recovery Act, 1755 and sited next to the University of Punta Santiago.
The campus anchors the advanced-sciences strand's aim of broadening the Aldurian economy beyond Alexandrium extraction ahead of Peak Alexandrium. It is the headquarters of Foundation 1768, the federal diamond-semiconductor program, and houses the Institute for Wide-Bandgap Electronics, which opened on the campus in 1756 AN under the direction of Dr. Inés Carmona. Together with the wafer foundry Punta Santiago Substrates, these bodies produced the first diamond-based power devices manufactured in the Federation in 1757 AN.
