Home > Press > SEMATECH to Focus on Solutions for Advanced Wafer and Mask Cleaning and Surface Preparation Technologies at SPCC: Annual conference to showcase technical insights on technologies for the 16 nm node and beyond
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SEMATECH announced today that its Surface Preparation and Cleaning Conference (SPCC), the premier technical forum for discussion of the latest innovations in wafer and mask-cleaning technologies, will focus on material and process solutions to key challenges faced by the industry in emerging areas such as III-V materials, 3D TSV technology, MEMS, photovoltaics, Environment, Safety and Health and 450 mm. The conference will be held on March 21 - 23, 2011 at the Sheraton Hotel in Austin, Texas.
"This year's conference is dedicated solely to seminal developments in advanced wafer and mask cleaning and surface preparation technologies for the 16 nm node and beyond," said Joel Barnett, SEMATECH's conference chair. "It is more important than ever to bring together experts from the industry and researchers from the university community to share the latest innovations in wafer and mask-cleaning technologies."
The SPCC features two full days of leading‑edge presentations from the semiconductor industry's major manufacturers and researchers from around the world.
A few highlights include:
· A keynote on "Wet cleaning technology innovation," presented by Soichi Nadahara, DNS Electronics
· 3D TSV & the Next Semiconductor Revolution - Roger Quon, IBM/SEMATECH
· Back End of Line Cleaning of Post Etch Residues using Deep Eutectic Solvents (DES) - Dinesh P R Thanu, University of Arizona
· Atomic Layer Etching of CVD Graphene - Prof. Geun Young Yoem, SungKyunKwan University
· Surface Cleaning and Passivation for Direct Wafer Bonded III-V Materials - Mark S. Goorsky, University of California Los Angeles
· PV Challenges - Steven Verhaverbeke, Applied Materials
· 450mm wafer wet cleaning for particle and metals removal - Tom Abel, Intel/SEMATECH
· In Situ and Real-Time Monitoring during Cleaning, Rinsing, and Drying of Micro- and Nano-Structures - Jun Yan, University of Arizona
· An interactive panel session on advanced cleaning technology, including back-end-of-line and epitaxial pre-clean challenges
For a complete agenda or to register, visit: www.sematech.org/meetings/spcc/index.htm.
The SPCC is a key offering in the SEMATECH Knowledge Series, a set of public, single-focused industry meetings designed to increase global knowledge in key areas of semiconductor R&D. To see a complete listing of all the meetings in this series, go to www.sematech.org/meetings/sks.htm.
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