SEMICON Europa this year has turned out to be a major event for ALD and exciting nanoelectronic materials research. Here are I have have highlighted some of the events with respect to this.
Columbus, Tuesday Oct 6, 13:45, ALD / ALE Sympoium of The ALD Lab Dresden
09:00 | Welcome | Organized by:
Supported by:
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| Prof. Johann W. Bartha, TU Dresden |
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09:15 | In situ monitoring of Atomic Layer Deposition in porous materials |
| Martin Knaut, TU Dresden |
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09:40 | Passivation of MEMS by Atomic Layer Deposition |
| Matthias Schwille, Robert Bosch |
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10:05 | Growth Monitoring by XPS and LEIS Investigations of Ultrathin Copper Films Deposited by Atomic Layer Deposition |
| Dileep Dhakal, TU Chemnitz/FhG ENAS |
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10:30 | High-k dielectrics by ALD for BEOL compatible MIM |
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| Wenke Weinreich, FhG IPMS-CNT |
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10:55 | ALD coatings for applications as permeation barrier and protective layer in fiber-reinforced materials |
| Mario Krug, FhG IKTS |
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11:20 | ALD for solar cell application |
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| Ingo Dirnstorfer, NaMLab |
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11:45 | Plasma enhanced ALD process for TiO2- and WO3- films |
| Alexander Strobel, FH Zwickau |
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12:10 | Lunch Break (Conversation, Networking, Finger food) |
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13:00 | Why do we need Atomic Layer Etching |
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| Jonas Sundqvist, Lund University/TU Dresden |
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13:25 | Spatial Atomic Layer Deposition and Atomic Layer Etching |
| Prof. Fred Roozeboom, TU Eindhoven / TNO Eindhoven |
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13:50 | Atomic Layer Etching: What Can We Learn from Atomic Layer Deposition? |
| Harm Knoops, Oxford Instruments/TU Eindhoven |
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14:15 | Hardmask and side wall protection during dry etching with plasma enhanced deposition during dry etching for ALE purposes |
| Stephan Wege, Plasway |
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14:40 | Industrial High Throughput Atomic Layer Deposition Equipment and Process for OLED Encapsulation |
| Jacques Kools, Encapsulix |
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15:05 | Closing Remarks / Wrap Up |
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| Prof. Johann W. Bartha, TU Dresden |
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15:10 | End |
TECH ARENA, Tuesday Oct 6, 13:45- Emerging Research, Materials and Processes Session
Potential Solutions to Semiconductor Industry’s Challenges
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Chair |
Hessel Sprey, Manager cooperative programs and university contacts, ASM International
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13:45 |
Introduction |
13:50 |
Next Generation Ferroelectric Field Effect Transistors enabled by Ferroelectric Hafnium Oxide
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Thomas Mikolajick, scientific director, NaMLab Gmbh / TU Dresden
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14:15 |
Large diameter GaN-on-Si epiwafers for Power Switching and RF Power electronics with enhanced efficiency
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Marianne Germain, CEO, EpiGaN nv
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14:40 |
Prospects of Emerging 2D Transition Metal Films for Applications in Electronics
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Georg Duesberg, PI, CRANN, Trinity College Dublin
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Monolayer controlled deposition of 2D transition metal dichalcogenides on large area substrates
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Annelies Delabie, Professor, Imec
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15:30 |
Selective Deposition as Enabler for Shrinking Device Dimensions
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Suvi Haukka, Executive Scientist, ASM Microchemistry Ltd.
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15:55 |
MOFs as Low-k Candidates for Future Technology Nodes
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Christof Wöll, Director, KIT
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16:20 |
Spin-based nanoelectronic devices for mobile Informaion-Communication Technology
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Alina Deac, Group Leader, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden - Rossendorf
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16:55 |
Closing Remarks |
ARENA 2: Tuesday, 6 October 2015, Best of Advanced Process Control (APC)
12:25
In-Situ process control for Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD)
Johann W. Bartha, TU Dresden
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