Our sessions focus on the challenges related to semiconductor manufacturing and how academia and industry are tackling them. Our Monday morning session starts with a focus on metrology, followed by advanced packaging and the use of digital twins to address challenges. The afternoon session focuses on workforce development with a keynote talk by Michelle Williams from SEMI Foundation. This session includes topics ranging from outreach activities to accelerated BS degrees and many more ways to address the need to prepare operators, technicians, and engineers for the semiconductor industry.
Areas of Interest: CPS+ MS is seeking abstracts in work related to semiconductor manufacturing challenges, such as:
- Metrology
- Reliability
- Quality control
- Sustainability
- Digital twins
- Processing equipment
- 5D and 3D packaging
- User facilities
- Workforce Development for a rapidly growing industrial demand
CPS+MS1: CHIPS Act: Semiconductor Manufacturing Science and Technologies Oral Session
Invited Speakers:
- Robert J. Baseman, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, “Digital Twins and the SRC MAPT2 Chapter on Digital Twins and Applications”
- Robert Geer, NY CREATES, “Building a Regional Education and Workforce Development Infrastructure for Semiconductor Manufacturing”
- Moon Kim, University of Texas at Dallas
- Bahgat Sammakia, Binghamton University, “Overview of research at the Center for Heterogeneous Integration Research in Packaging (CHIRP)”
- Michelle Williams-Vaden, SEMI Foundation, “Workforce Development in the Semiconductor Industry: Challenges, Strategies, and Solutions”
CPS+MS2: CHIPS Act: Semiconductor Manufacturing Science and Technologies Poster Session