Milpitas, CA
United States
*Includes 2 networking breaks & 1 lunch per day
*Delegate pass allows entry to both ASTC and FLEX SEA 2019
*All prices in SGD & exclude 7% GST
Malaysia Companies HRDF Claimable
Download HRDF Endorsement letter below
(Subject to T&C and please contact HRDF for more information)
Marina Bay Sands is a premier entertainment destination with its vibrant diversity of attractions and facilities. The vision was to build an integrated development that is timeless, a landmark that possesses a distinct identity which distinguishes Singapore from other cities.
Located along the Marina Bay waterfront, Marina Bay Sands features three cascading hotel towers topped by an extraordinary sky park, 'floating' crystal pavilions, a lotus-inspired Museum, retail stores featuring cutting-edge labels and international luxury brands, trendy Celebrity Chef restaurants, endless entertainment at the theatres, the hottest night clubs and a Las Vegas-style casino. Business visitors will also enjoy the extensive Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions (MICE) facilities featuring state-of-the-art technology, highly flexible exhibition halls, and a convention centre that can host over 45,000 delegates.
Marina Bay Sands seamlessly combines business and leisure into a singular destination unlike any other.
Marina Bay Sands is situated at 10 Bayfront Avenue, and is also accessible by vehicle via Sheares Avenue. From Changi Airport, you can reach us in a 20-minute direct drive along the East Coast Parkway (ECP) expressway, which leads directly into Sheares Avenue across the Benjamin Sheares Bridge.
There are four pick-up/drop-off points for cars and taxis:
1) on Sheares Link outside Hotel Lobby Tower 1
2) along Bayfront Avenue outside Hotel Lobby Tower 3
3) outside Sands Expo & Convention Centre
4) outside The Shoppes.
Marina Bay Sands is linked directly to CE1/DT16 Bayfront Station on the Circle Line and Downtown Line of Singapore's Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) train system. MRT services to/from Bayfront Station operate daily from (approximately) 6:00am to 12:00am midnight.
Exits at Bayfront Station:
Exits C & D: Connect to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (1 minute walk), Sands Expo & Convention Centre (3 minute walk), the Hotel (5 minute walk), Sands SkyPark (10 minute walk), ArtScience Museum (10 minute walk), and Sands Theatre (10 minute walk). Signs direct the way to each location and other attractions at Marina Bay Sands.
Exit E: Connects to Sands Expo & Convention Centre.
There are three car park entry points at Marina Bay Sands:
Complimentary Parking is offered when you are member of Sands Rewards LifeStyle (free to join), or with a minimum spend at The Shoppes, any Celebrity Chef restaurant, ArtScience Museum, or Sands Theatre.
Valet parking is offered at the pick-up/drop-off points outside Hotel Lobby Tower 1 and outside The Shoppes.
A Big Thank You To Our FLEX Southeast Asia 2019 Sponsors
Flexible and printed plastic electronics is fast becoming mainstream with a predicted market value of more than USD40 billion by 2020 representing a CAGR >33% (2014-2020).
The conference will provide a vital forum for the full scope of organic electronics. This is a unique opportunity to explore the business opportunities offered by convergent integration of plastic and traditional electronics, enter into strategic partnerships and develop the products of the future. The traditional electronics supply chain is experienced in complex integration and provides a key vehicle for the industrialization and wide commercialization of plastic, flexible and organic electronics.
The conference will also feature sponsoring companies table tops display of the latest innovations and development in this emerging sector.
Organized by SEMI Southeast Asia & FLEX Tech Alliance
Supporting partner:
A*STAR SIMTech | e2i | HRDF | IMEC | Singapore Semiconductor Industry Association | Workforce Singapore
Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre
10 Bayfront Avenue
Jasmine Ballroom | Level 3
018971
Singapore
D2.1 Keynote - Aaron Thean, National University of Singapore
D2.2 - Michael McCreary, E Ink Corporation
D2.4 - Girish Wable, Jabil
D2.5 - Yingmin Wang, Applied Materials
D2.6 - Rex Yu, Dupont
D2.7 - Alastair Hanlon, PragmatIC
D2.8 - Nardev Ramanathan, Lux Research
D2.9 - Chong Chan Pin, Kulicke & Soffa
10:45 - 10:55:
Welcome Remarks by SEMI SEA President, Ms NG Bee Bee
10:55 - 11:00:
MOU Signing Ceremony between SEMI SEA and SSIA
11:00 - 11:30:
Opening Address by UOB Chief Economist, Mr Alvin LIEW
"Outlook for the Electronics Industry in the World of Tariffs & Trade Tensions"
11:30 - 11:45:
Speech by WSG Senior Manager, Mr Ashley YAP
"Talent Development & Attraction"
11:45 - 12:00:
Token of Appreciation to Guest Speakers
FLEX Southeast Asia 2019 conference presents a fascinating view of the convergence of semiconductor and organic electronics manufacturing and applications. With the rise of "Internet of Things" (IoT) devices and systems, plastic electronics promise to allow the efficient integration of smart systems and pervades industry-wide applications at low cost.
Milpitas
United States
Quanzhou Shi
Fujian Sheng
China
SEMI® International Standards Program
Compound Semiconductor Innovation Application and Technology Forum
Thursday, September 26th, 2019
Fujian, China
Agenda
TBD
Standards Contact Information:
Daniel Qi / Isadora Jin
SEMI China Office
Email: [email protected] / [email protected]
Phone: +86-021-60278576 / +86-021-60278578
Off Add to Calendar 2019-09-26 00:00:00 2019-09-26 00:00:00 Compound Semiconductor Innovation Application and Technology Forum SEMI® International Standards Program Compound Semiconductor Innovation Application and Technology Forum Thursday, September 26th, 2019 Fujian, China Agenda TBD Standards Contact Information: Daniel Qi / Isadora Jin SEMI China Office Email: [email protected] / [email protected] Phone: +86-021-60278576 / +86-021-60278578 Quanzhou Shi Fujian Sheng China SEMI.org [email protected] America/Los_Angeles publicIf you plan on coming to the meeting and have not received an invite, please contact - Christie Baker ([email protected]).
SEMICON West
San Francisco, CA 94013
United States
Despite earlier thoughts that semiconductor wet processing would be supplanted by dry, the quantity and variety of wet chemicals used in semiconductor manufacturing increases with each new technology generation. Chemical quality and purity requirements are also increasing in tandem with usage, creating new and novel challenges to manufacture, analyze, and use these chemicals. This webinar will provide insights on this issue from the perspective of both the fab and a supplier of chemistries and contamination control solutions. Dr. Thomas Phely-Bobin, Director, Global Applications Development at Entegris, will discuss the control of various impurities in liquids used in semiconductor manufacturing. Following Dr. Bobin will be Dr. Dhiman Bhattacharyya, Technical Staff at GLOBALFOUNDRIES speaking about "Impurities Impact on Performance and High Volume Manufacturing."
This topic will also be among those addressed in a Risk Reduction TechTALK to be held at SEMICON West in July, so be sure to attend both to hear experts addressing a wide range of issues vital to the future of advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
United States
Dr. Thomas Phely-Bobin is currently the Director of Applications and Metrology for the Microcontamination Control Division at Entegris. Thomas joined Entegris in 2012. Previously, Thomas led the Materials Research group at QinetiQ North America from 2004 to 2012. From 2002-2004, Thomas was a post-doctoral fellow at Sandia National Laboratories, US Department of Energy (Albuquerque, NM). Thomas earned an M.S. and PhD in Polymer Science and Engineering at the Institute of Materials Science at the University of Connecticut in 2001. Thomas is the author of more than 30 papers in technical journals or conferences, and 2 issued patents.
Dr. Dhiman Bhattacharyya is currently a member of technical staff at GLOBALFOUNDRIES. He has been working on process engineering in wet cleans for more than six years and also actively involved in analysis and quality improvements in bulk chemicals associated to wet cleans. Dhiman has published 10 papers at various technical conferences including ASMC, SPCC, CMC and UCPSS while representing GLOBALFOUNDRIES since 2013. Previously, Dhiman carried out his research works at Massachusetts Institute of Technology after completion of his Ph.D. He is a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of Texas at Arlington with focus on surface modification by chemically vapor deposited polymer thin films. He has bachelor and master degrees in Polymer Science & Technology from Calcutta University, India. He has more than 30 publications in top peer-reviewed journals and technical conferences and 8 US patent applications with 4 being issued prior to joining GLOBALFOUNDRIES.
Shanghai
China
Test Vision Symposium is the premier event for semiconductor and system test experts, organized with a vision towards the future of test, to discuss upcoming trends, innovations, and requirements. It gathers an elite group of providers and users of test IP and equipment, to hear and engage with leaders in the field. You'll meet, learn, and network with 100+ participants in the field of test. Held in conjunction with SEMICON West assures access to a wide range of expertise and experience.
Test Vision is made possible due to our corporate sponsors, press partners and other partners mentioned below as well as our team of volunteers in the program committee and steering committee.
Interested in becoming a 2026 Test Vision Symposium sponsor? Download the form here.
The Test Vision Symposium (TVS) is proudly brought to you by the Collaborative Alliance for Semiconductor Test (CAST) – CAST develops, coordinates, and directs all SEMI services for the semiconductor test community.
Test Vision Symposium at SEMICON West 2026
The Test Vision Symposium at SEMICON West brings together semiconductor test experts and industry visionaries to explore and shape the future of testing. This year’s theme, “Tomorrow’s Test Vision” highlights the collaborative and innovative spirit driving the next wave of advancements in semiconductor testing.
As advancements in AI, advanced packaging, silicon photonics, and high-performance computing accelerate, test strategies must evolve in parallel. Increasing device complexity makes testing essential for reducing time to market, ensuring reliability, controlling costs, optimizing performance, and enabling scalable manufacturing across applications from autonomous vehicles, renewable energy to AI‑powered systems and next-generation consumer electronics.
Test Vision 2026 provides a forum for open dialogue, knowledge sharing, and forward‑looking perspectives on semiconductor testing. This year’s symposium brings the “vision” back into Test Vision—fostering collaboration, partnership, and innovation to enable the next phase of real‑time evolution in test technologies.
We invite abstracts that explore innovative test methodologies, data‑driven approaches, and solutions addressing challenges such as AI enablement, thermal management, and heterogeneous integration.
The symposium features keynote speakers, panel sessions, poster sessions, and a host of papers focused on industry trends, challenges, and solutions facing the test community. The symposium is co-located at SEMICON West and is held as an in-person event.
If you have questions, please contact the program manager and registration chair - Basak Ulutas Ozturkler from SEMI.
Stay tuned for 2026 Agenda!
Moscone Center
San Francisco, CA
United States
Join us for the Test Vision Symposium in person event taking place on October 13-15 at SEMICON West 2026.
The webinar will cover KPMG’s current view of the Semiconductor sector and highlight results from our recently released Semiconductor Executive Outlook for 2019 as well as provide an overview of the role MEMS and Sensors will play in driving growth in the industry.
The session will provide a deep dive into the automotive sector and how MEMS and Sensors are a key part of the ecosystem that will change transportation over the next decade. The webinar will also touch on other applications that will drive growth in MEMS and Sensors such as Smart Manufacturing, Medical Devices and Wearables.
United States
Scott is a Partner in KPMG’s Strategy group, leads the firm’s Semiconductor Practice for Advisory and has nearly 20 years of experience working with semiconductor and other high tech companies. He began his career at Intel in finance and later became a program manager in the Enterprise Product Group. After departing Intel he covered the Semiconductor sector at JPMorgan for the #1 ranked equity research team on Wall Street. Later he joined AlixPartners to lead their Semiconductor Practice and the Digital Transformation for the Technology, Media and Telecom sector.
Scott is recognized as a thought leader in the Semiconductor industry with a series of publications on R&D Efficiency, Portfolio Management and Operations. He has also led numerous panels and delivered presentations on advanced technology topics such as 3D/2.5D TSV, EUV, 3D NAND, and AI at industry and client events.
He has worked with a large group of clients across the high-tech landscape including: Intel, Qualcomm, GlobalFoundries, ARM, Western Digital, Xilinx, Lam Research, VMware, HP Enterprise, Microsemi, Allegro Microsystems, Microchip Technologies, KKR, CVC, Veritas Capital, One Equity Partners and others.
Seoul
South Korea