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Heterogeneous Integration (Advanced Packaging) International Conference (HIIC)
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SEMI U Tutorial: Advanced Package and 3DIC (Chiplets and HBM) (Workforce Development)
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SEMI U Tutorial: Photolithography and Related Technologies and Process Standards (Workforce Development)
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SiC—Silicon Carbide Webinar #7
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Registrants will receive the presentation recording and PDFs of Webinar #7.
SiC Planar and Trench MOSFETs: Design, Fabrication, and Key Applications
Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFETs exploit the material’s favorable properties, which allow for highly efficient power devices with reduced form-factor and cooling requirements. Having been commercially introduced in 2011, SiC MOSFETs have gone through several generations of improvements and are currently offered in planar and trench configurations by major semiconductor chip manufacturers. This webinar will provide an impartial overview of planar/trench design and fabrication aspects, highlight their key competitive advantages, and provide an independent overview of what real-world converters require in terms of application-specific performance parameters. Exemplary applications to be discussed include aviation, servo drivers, energy storage, and traction drives.
View other webinars in the SiC Series
Webinar #1—Silicon Carbide Material Properties, Key Applications, and Fabrication Basics: Making the Transition from Silicon
Webinar #2—Non-CMOS Compatible SiC Power Device Fabrication in Volume Si Fabs
Webinar #3—Bidirectional SiC and GaN Switch Technology
Webinar #4—Understanding SiC Chip Cost, the Impact of Defects, and the Case of Price Parity with Si at the System Level
Cancellations received on or before August 16, 2025 are fully refunded with a $100 processing fee. Refunds will not be issued for cancellations (including no-shows) made after August 16, 2025, and only substitutions are accepted with a written note from the registered attendee. Please email your cancellations or substitutions on company letterhead to:
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Speakers represent the MEMS and sensors supply chain and adjacent industries. The conference will explore cutting-edge topics including photonics, digital twins and AI, machine learning, environmental sensors, quantum sensors, entrepreneurialism, innovation and collaboration. The programming is curated to appeal to the “NextGen” MEMS and sensors professionals through programming features of the conference that include networking, problem-solving, and skill development.
TOPICS
Gain insights as we dive into the following topics:
Environmental Sensors
Innovation
Photonics MEMS and Sensing Technology
Quantum Sensors
Digital Twins and AI for MEMS Design
AI & Machine Learning in MEMS and Sensor Device Operation
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This conference is open to all MEMS & sensors professionals interested in NextGen technology.
System Approach in Boosting Sensitivity, Selectivity, and Stability of Modern Environmental and Industrial Gas sensors to Deliver Broad Societal Impact
The Computer History Museum (CHM) is a computer museum in Mountain View, California. The museum presents stories and artifacts of Silicon Valley and the Information Age, and explores the computing revolution and its impact on society. Transportation will be provided.
MEMS & Sensors NextGen—MSNG 2025 is the leading NextGen sensor technology technical conference for NextGen professionals related to designing, building, and using sensors.
MEMS & Sensors NextGen 2025
September 16-18, 2025
SEMI HQ, Milpitas, CA
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Standards meetings are open to all, but you must be a SEMI Standards Program Member to attend.
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Add to Calendar2025-06-25 10:00:002025-06-25 12:00:00EHS Japan TC Chapter MeetingEHS Japan TC Chapter Meeting Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2025Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM JSTvia Official Virtual TC Chapter Meeting + SEMI Japan (Hybrid) AGENDA Standards Contact Information:Akiko YoshidaSenior Coordinator, Standards & EHS, SEMI JapanEmail: [email protected] NOTE:Standards meetings are open to all, but you must be a SEMI Standards Program Member to attend.If you are not a Member, please register for the International SEMI Standards Program and start making a big contribution to the industry’s progress, complete an application form today!Questions? Contact your local staff coordinator: Click hereSEMI Japan 26F, xLINK Marunouchi Eiraku Bldg. 1-4-1 Marunouchi Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 1010005 JapanSEMI.org[email protected]Asia/Tokyopublic
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Hardware is at the heart of computing systems. However, recent years have seen increased attacks exploiting hardware vulnerabilities and exploits, which even traditional software-based protections cannot prevent. Hardware fuzzing has shown promise in detecting vulnerabilities in large-scale designs like modern processors. In this talk, we will describe the hardware vulnerabilities in hardware description languages, such as Verilog and VHDL. Then, we will explain a new and radical approach called hardware fuzzing to find these vulnerabilities and detail how fuzzing techniques can be combined with existing formal verification techniques to detect vulnerabilities efficiently. Finally, we will discuss a strategy for pinpointing vulnerabilities to accelerate the mitigation process and briefly talk about improving the efficiency of hardware fuzzing using ML/AI techniques, such as multi-armed bandit (MAB) and large language models (LLM).
Meet the Speakers
Guest Speaker
Jeyavijayan (JV) Rajendran Associate Professor Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Texas A&M University Biography
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Warren Savage Researcher at University of Maryland Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security Biography
The ESD Alliance, a SEMI Technology Community, is hosting a webinar series, "Savage on Security," moderated by Warren Savage, Researcher at University of Maryland, Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security.
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NOTE: This webinar has been indefinitely postponed.
The FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) launched the voluntary Total Product Life Cycle (TPLC) Advisory Program (TAP) Pilot to help spur more rapid development of high-quality, safe, effective, and innovative medical devices that are critical to public health. TAP’s primary goal is to expedite patient access to innovative medical devices by providing early, frequent, and strategic communications with the FDA and by facilitating engagement with other key parties for developers of devices of public health importance. To achieve this goal, a dedicated cadre of FDA TAP Advisors proactively provide solutions-focused engagement that is tailored to each TAP Innovator’s needs in advancing devices to market and patient access. In this seminar, FDA TAP Advisors will discuss this pilot program and provide participants input on when in their regulatory journey TAP may be an option for them.
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:
Kimberly Knish, MS, CCRP, RAC Kimberly is a TAP Advisor within FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological Health, Total Product Life Cycle (TPLC) Advisory Program (TAP). In this role, she establishes and cultivates a wide network of synergistic relationships across the entire medical technology innovation ecosystem and integrates ecosystem, sponsor, and lead reviewer input into strategic planning options intended to reduce stakeholder risk and maximize the opportunities of timely commercial rollout and sustainable patient access. She brings to the FDA 30 years of medical technology industry experience within clinical affairs, regulatory affairs, health economics, reimbursement and quality systems. She has been involved with all phases of medical device development (concept through obsolescence) involving device types from Class III implantables to wearables and remote monitors. Therapeutic expertise spans cardiovascular, nervous, digestive, endocrine, respiratory, and skeletal systems. Kimberly holds a B.A. degree in Biology from the College of St. Benedict, a M.S. degree in Management from Cardinal Stritch University and has professional certifications in clinical research (CCRP) and regulatory affairs (RAC).
April Marrone, PhD, MBA April is a Senior Advisor in the FDA/CDRH Total Product Lifecycle Program (TAP) since November 2023. Prior to her current role, April has served on the Obesity and Hepatobiliary Devices Team as the acting Assistant Director, Team Lead, Lead Reviewer, and chemistry consultant since 2014. In addition to supervisory, leadership, and medical device review responsibilities, April has promoted improvement in product manufacturing and quality through developing device specific FDA guidance documents, creating review tools to ensure consistency and quality in device review, and publishing external manuscripts on topics relevant to the FDA and industry on topics in the obesity and hepatobiliary device space. April has served as a Commissioner Fellowship Program (CFP) preceptor, mentor to new reviewers and advisors, and has developed and instructed Reviewer Certification Program courses.
Prior to joining CDRH in 2014, April was a Commissioner Fellow at FDA’s National Center for Toxicology Research (NCTR) and has served on the CFP Advisory Board. During her tenure at the NCTR, April did research to develop novel epigenetic approaches to safely assess the safety and carcinogenicity of FDA regulated products. Prior to joining the FDA, April was a post-doctoral scientist at the University of Pittsburgh, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh where she studied epigenetic regulation of congenital kidney disease in a mouse model. April also completed post-doctoral training at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry where she studied genetic and epigenetic regulation of neuromuscular disease. April has a PhD in Chemistry and BS in Physics from the University of Central Florida and an MBA from Florida Institute of Technology.
