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Speaking Opportunities/Call for Papers

As the premier annual event for the global semiconductor and related technology industries, SEMICON West, along with its co-located and partner events, is a respected platform for the presentation and discovery of the latest trends and ideas in semiconductor manufacturing, photovoltaics, MEMS, LEDs, printed and flexible electronics, nano-electronics, and more.

Invitation for Presenters

SEMI welcomes industry input and suggestions from potential speakers. Extreme Electronics and the TechXPOTs are excellent venues to present a new technology. The most successful talks typically update the SEMICON audience on new developments, with convincing data that demonstrates that the product or technology is significant and real.

Deadline for submission is March 15, 2012. You will be notified status of your submission by May 1, 2012.

 

Topics

Wafer  Processing

  • Emerging Architectures for Logic and Memory
  • Advanced Materials and Productivity Solutions
  • Advanced Lithography 
 Test
  • Probe card/handlers
  • Semiconductor test strategies
  • ATE
  • Adaptive test

Packaging

  • Contemporary Packaging Technology and Productivity Solutions
  • New Packaging Solutions
  • Packaging Materials
  • Trends and Opportunities in 3D-IC
  • Testability and thermal management of 3D-ICs
  • Interposer Solutions for Packaging

Extreme Electronics

  • MEMS
  • LED/OLEDS manufacturing
  • Printed and flexible electronics
 

These popular "Extreme Electronics"  programs focus on “More than Moore” manufacturing challenges and opportunities-- the technologies on the leading edge of commercial in non-CMOS micromanufacturing that will enable the growth of new high volume markets.

 

SEMI invites device makers, researchers, and equipment and materials suppliers in MEMS, LEDs/OLEDs, and printed/flexible electronics to propose presentations about issues of wide interest at the leading edge of commercial manufacturing technology—important recent technology developments, significant trends, what’s coming next, key challenges and needs from the supply chain, solutions to major production issues, and suggestions of where the sector might work together for mutual benefit. 

Guidelines

- Submit a 500 word abstract.

- Accuracy in Title and Description: The quality of the description of your presentation matters. The ability for your description to clearly explain what the attendees will take away from your presentation is critical for your submission to make it through the review process.

 

If you have any questions, please contact Agnes Cobar at acobar@semi.org.