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April 5, 2023 | SEMIEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Advanced semiconductor manufacturing topics ranging from yield management and metrology to new developments in improving post-pandemic manufacturing agility will come into sharp focus at SEMI Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference (ASMC 2023), May 1-4 in Saratoga Springs, New York. Expected to draw hundreds of attendees from across the industry, the 34th annual ASMC will feature nearly 30 hours of technical and poster presentations by more than 85 industry experts on the latest manufacturing strategies and methodologies. Registration is now open.
ASMC is the premier event for industry professionals to network and share insights into best practices for semiconductor manufacturing. The conference is co-chaired by Larry Pulvirent, Lead Manufacturing Integration Engineer at AIM Photonics, and Jan Rothe, Sr. Manager Global Manufacturing Solutions Strategy & Architecture at GlobalFoundries.
ASMC 2023 technical sessions will cover topics including:
- Advanced Equipment Processes and Materials
- Advanced Metrology
- Advanced Process Control
- Advanced Semiconductor Technologies
- Big Data, Automation and Analytics
- Contamination Free Manufacturing
- Defect Inspection
- Equipment Optimization
- Workforce Development
- Yield Enhancement / Yield Methodologies
ASMC will also feature the panel discussion Unintended Consequences of Government Subsidies on Moore’s Law and the Future of Semiconductors. Panelists will include:
- Sam Howell, Research Assistant, Technology and National Security Program, CNAS
- Sanjay Tripathi, Vice President, Semiconductor Technology & Services, IBM
- Robert Maire, President, Semiconductor Advisors
- Rick Glasmann, VP North American Operations, The MAX Group
The Women in Semiconductors (WiS 2023) program takes place May 1 in conjunction with ASMC 2023. The program will address the importance of promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace. Complimentary registration is available for ASMC attendees.
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