In our world today, we have a variety of materials that are extremely advantageous to the ever growing semiconductor industry. From our current silicon age, there is pure silicon, which has both conductive and insulating properties, as well as its alternative silicon carbide, which can resist even higher temperatures than the pure form of silicon. However, one major disadvantage in the current silicon age as well as in the production of multiple other materials is the high energy cost. As our world continues to develop in the semiconductor industry, newer materials will need to be developed with properties similar to those of silicon carbide and pure silicon while also being easier to obtain. Thus, researchers have begun to pay more attention towards aerogels, specifically boron nitride aerogels, which have outstanding potential as a semiconductor material while also having a relatively cheap and environmentally friendly production method.