This webinar will introduce members of the military community to the semiconductor industry and connect them directly with veterans and recruiters. Employers recognize and need this skilled and talented community to join as the industry prepares for huge growth in the next few years. We will dive into the roles expected and qualifications needed to jump into an exciting new career. Opportunities nationwide!
About SEMI VetWorks
The SEMI VetWorks Initiative aims to address the microelectronics industry's need for attracting, developing, and retaining talent by tapping into the skills and experiences of military veterans and reservists. SEMI prioritizes connecting its members with this talented pool through initiatives that align industry hiring practices, internship, and apprenticeship programs. By leveraging existing training and credentialing opportunities, veterans gain access to well-paid technician and operator roles. The SEMI VetWorks Guidebook offers tools and recommendations for recruiting, hiring, and retaining veterans, while the SHRM Veterans at Work Certificate program provides additional resources for connecting with the military community.
Members of the Military Community, join us for an interactive and informative session about career opportunities in the semiconductor industry. Hear from employers and veterans in the industry directly!
SEMI VetWorks: Careers in Chips
The semiconductor industry needs your skills and experience!
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Your company has built a strong patent portfolio — now what? This webinar will discuss strategies for managing existing patents, including how to use IP to strengthen your business and maximize return on investment. Topics will include best practices for patent marking, controlling rising maintenance fees, and licensing, as well as insights into emerging trends in patent enforcement and litigation in the semiconductor sector.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Michael Jones, Partner, Rothwell Figg Michael H. Jones’s practice includes patent litigation, patent prosecution, and IP counseling. Michael advises clients who have developed a broad range of technologies, including semiconductor devices and manufacturing, integrated circuits and systems, green energy, terahertz electronics, hardware and protocols for wireless communications, and various online technologies. Although much of his work is with large multinational clients with complex patent portfolios, Michael also has a significant, and growing, practice with smaller high-technology clients, ranging from startups to growth companies dealing with patent issues for the first time in their evolution. Michael has a B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of Virginia, a M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of California, Santa Barbara, and a J.D. from The George Washington University Law School.
Best Practices for Semiconductor Patent Portfolio Management
Flexible Electronics Master Class #23
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Dan Trojan is the Chief Executive Officer of Axus Technology, a leading provider of chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) and wafer thinning equipment and process solutions for the semiconductor industry. With a distinguished career spanning 34 years, Dan brings a wealth of experience in engineering, management, and strategic leadership to his role at Axus Technology. Before joining Axus Technology, he held key roles at SpeedFam, Speedfam- IPEC, and Strasbaugh, where he was instrumental in driving innovation and operational excellence.
Since becoming CEO of Axus Technology, Dan has focused on expanding the company's global footprint, enhancing its product offerings, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement and customer-centric innovation. Under his leadership, Axus Technology has achieved significant milestones in product development and market penetration, solidifying its reputation as a trusted partner in the semiconductor manufacturing industry.
Dan is known for his collaborative approach, commitment to quality, and strategic vision, which have been pivotal in steering Axus Technology towards sustained growth and success. His dedication to advancing semiconductor technology continues to inspire the Axus team and drive the company forward in a rapidly evolving industry.
Catherine Bullock, Director Process Technology, Axus Technology
Catherine Bullock is a seasoned leader in the semiconductor industry, currently serving as the Director of Process Technology at Axus Technology. With a robust career spanning over two decades at companies like Novati, Applied Materials, and Motorola, Catherine has been at the forefront of process innovation and technological advancements in semiconductor manufacturing.
Catherine joined Axus Technology, a leading provider of CMP and wafer thinning solutions, bringing with her a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success in process engineering and technology development. Her expertise encompasses a wide array of semiconductor processes, including chemical mechanical polishing (CMP), wafer bonding, and custom process development techniques
At Axus Technology, Catherine is responsible for spearheading the development and optimization of cutting-edge process technologies. Her role involves leading a talented team of engineers and collaborating closely with customers to deliver customized solutions that meet the evolving demands of the semiconductor market. Catherine’s strategic vision and technical acumen have been instrumental in driving the company’s innovation initiatives and maintaining its competitive edge.
Catherine holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from a prestigious university, where she graduated with honors. Her educational background laid a solid foundation for her career, providing her with the critical thinking skills and technical knowledge necessary to excel in the semiconductor industry.
Silicon Carbide (SiC) is revolutionizing the semiconductor industry, enabling the development of advanced technologies across AI, MEMS, sensors, automotive, and semiconductor sectors. As a next-generation material, SiC offers advantages that silicon cannot match. However, processing SiC is challenging and expensive. Leading CMP semiconductor manufacturers still rely on outdated technology and inefficient processes, resulting in high costs which hinder innovation. To address these challenges, Axus Technology is hosting a webinar on SiC to introduce its modern, flexible CMP technology and solutions for efficient SiC processing.
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Add to Calendar2024-06-27 08:00:002024-06-27 09:00:00Advanced SiC Processing to Enable Future Technology in the AI, MEMS, Sensors, Automotive, and Semiconductor IndustriesSilicon Carbide (SiC) is revolutionizing the semiconductor industry, enabling the development of advanced technologies across AI, MEMS, sensors, automotive, and semiconductor sectors. As a next-generation material, SiC offers advantages that silicon cannot match. However, processing SiC is challenging and expensive. Leading CMP semiconductor manufacturers still rely on outdated technology and inefficient processes, resulting in high costs which hinder innovation. To address these challenges, Axus Technology is hosting a webinar on SiC to introduce its modern, flexible CMP technology and solutions for efficient SiC processing. United StatesSEMI.org[email protected]America/Los_AngelespublicRegister here
Join this webinar to find out how companies across the semiconductor value chain are prioritizing employee-driven climate action and social impact,. Hear how employee-driven initiatives are enhancing sustainability and equity -- and gain ideas on how you and your organization might benefit.
With the Paris Climate Agreement and growing awareness of the climate crisis, many people are asking "how can I contribute in my private and professional life?"
This Employee Action Workshop, organized by the Climate Equity and Social Impact (CESI) workgroup of SEMI will focus on setting up sustainability-based employee groups within your company. How to engage speakers and attendees, and the resources that exist to help.
We will show you how to create an in-house, bottom-up sustainability network and offer concrete ideas for action. Industry leaders will share their experiences and successes, providing valuable insights into volunteerism, ESG innovation, and impactful employee initiatives.
For anyone who wants to use your biggest multiplier - your workplace - to make a difference in Climate Change.
This webinar takes place 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Pacific Time Zone
How to Start & Grow an Employee Action Group for Sustainability
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A high quality patent can turn an innovation into a valuable business asset. Strategic drafting of patent applications and the management of the prosecution of the application around the world is essential to obtaining maximum value. Learn how to ensure your valuable innovation remains protected while avoiding common pitfalls, including losing rights through errors like public disclosure or incomplete protection.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Brian Rosenbloom, Partner, Rothwell Figg With over two decades of experience in the intellectual property (IP) field and a strong technical background in the electrical and software arts, Rothwell Figg partner Brian Rosenbloom is an expert in patent prosecution, IP counseling, and patent litigation proceedings before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and in district courts across the country. Brian represents clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to independent inventors, entrepreneurs, and emerging enterprises, and works with a broad range of technologies. Brian received a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Columbia University (Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society, Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Engineering Honor Society), and worked as a software engineer at General Electric Information Services for several years. After working at GE, he pursued a law degree and received a J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center (cum laude).
How to Protect Your Valuable IP in the Microelectronics Industry
Flexible Electronics Master Class #22
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The SEMI Supply Chain Management initiative is a unique global platform that brings together top industry leaders to advance a more resilient and agile electronics supply chain. Recent geopolitical and natural events have exposed vulnerabilities but also new opportunities that require industry-wide and precompetitive collaboration. That's where SEMI comes in. The initiative’s newly formed Industry Advisory Council is committed todriving engagement, creating tools and solutions through collaboration, and ensuring alignment in global end-to-end supply chain continuity, visibility, and transparency. Through deep dives, educational forums, benchmarking, standards development, and strategic partnerships, SEMI seeks to empower our members to anticipate and respond to future disruptions proactively.
If you are interested in learning more about how your company can participate in the SCM initiative, please contact us at [email protected].
Join us for an insightful webinar as we present the findings from the 2024 Semiconductor Supply Chain Survey, a collaborative effort between the SEMI Supply Chain Management initiative and McKinsey & Company.
The annual survey aims to establish benchmarks for operational agility metrics, covering the entire value chain from material suppliers to OEMs, offering a comprehensive view of the landscape.
During this webinar, we will share results from the survey uncovering key trends, challenges, and opportunities within the semiconductor supply chain. By attending, you'll gain valuable insights to benchmark your organization against peers, identify areas for improvement, and course-correct more effectively. Please contact us if you like to learn about how your company can participate in the SCM initiative.
Join us for a webinar on the 2024 Semiconductor Supply Chain Survey results, a collaboration between SEMI and McKinsey & Company. Discover key trends, challenges, and opportunities across the value chain. Gain insights to benchmark your organization and enhance your strategic planning.
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Add to Calendar2024-06-24 00:00:002024-06-24 00:00:00Benchmark Your Supply Chain AgilityJoin us for a webinar on the 2024 Semiconductor Supply Chain Survey results, a collaboration between SEMI and McKinsey & Company. Discover key trends, challenges, and opportunities across the value chain. Gain insights to benchmark your organization and enhance your strategic planning. Register now for one of the sessions:US/EU: 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM PT [Register Now] Asia: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM PT [Register Now] United StatesSEMI.org[email protected]America/Los_Angelespublic
In this webinar, Jenny Colgate and Mark Rawls, experienced “high technology” litigators, explore the emerging legal challenges posed by artificial intelligence in both the semiconductor and medtech industries, delving into issues such as intellectual property, breach of contract, unfair competition, data privacy and security, and liability for AI-driven decisions. Attendee will gain insights into effective risk mitigation strategies, understand the evolving legal landscape, and learn how to navigate the complexities of AI litigation in these critical sectors
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS:
Jenny Colgate is an experienced litigator whose expertise extends into all facets of intellectual property and technology-related matters, including patents, data protection, trade secret, unfair competition, trademark, copyright, breach of contract, and fraud claims. Jenny works across many subject areas, including artificial intelligence, healthcare, semiconductors, software, and consumer products. In addition to Jenny’s litigation practice, she also regularly counsels clients on AI governance programs, IP protection and enforcement, privacy law compliance and best practices, and contract/licensing issues. A recognized thought leader, Jenny routinely authors expert analyses and speaks on panels and webinars. Jenny has a B.A. from University of Pennsylvania (summa cum laude, with honors), an L.L.M. in intellectual property from University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce Law center (magna cum laude), and a J.D. from University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce Law Center (magna cum laude). Jenny is a certified CIPP/US privacy professional and has completed the IAPP AI Governance Professional training program.
Mark Rawls’ practice consists of a mixture of patent prosecution and litigation, as well as technology-related work such as the preparation of opinions, licensing, and post-grant work. His clients are in a wide range of industries, including such diverse fields as electronics, software, telecommunications, energy, medical devices, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and farm equipment manufacturing, and come from all over the world. These companies run the gamut from very small, startups to sophisticated global concerns with large patent portfolios. Prior to his legal career Mark was a computer scientist at Raytheon BBN Technologies, focusing on applying artificial intelligence/machine learning to speech recognition and machine translation technologies. This work also included working carefully with large language models to improve the accuracy of the speech recognition and machine translation models. This industry experience has given him a particular facility with software and software-adjacent technologies, including with artificial intelligence/machine learning. Mark holds a B.S. in Computer Science and Mathematics (magna cum laude) and an M.S. in Mathematics from University of Virginia in addition to a J.D. from William and Mary Law School (magna cum laude).
Navigating the Legal Landscape: AI Litigation Risks in Semiconductor and Medtech
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As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform the MedTech and semiconductor landscapes, it brings forth a myriad of opportunities and challenges that demand careful attention to governance and compliance. In this webinar, Jenny Colgate, an experienced intellectual property, privacy, and data governance lawyer, will share her expertise and insights on implementing effective AI governance frameworks including: (1) an introduction to AI governance; (2) the evolving AI and privacy regulatory landscape; (3) ethical considerations and best practices; (4) establishing an AI governance program for your organization; and (5) follow-through and enforcement.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Jenny Colgate is an experienced litigator whose expertise extends into all facets of intellectual property and technology-related matters, including patents, data protection, trade secret, unfair competition, trademark, copyright, breach of contract, and fraud claims. Jenny works across many subject areas, including artificial intelligence, healthcare, semiconductors, software, and consumer products. In addition to Jenny’s litigation practice, she also regularly counsels clients on AI governance programs, IP protection and enforcement, privacy law compliance and best practices, and contract/licensing issues. A recognized thought leader, Jenny routinely authors expert analyses and speaks on panels and webinars. Jenny has a B.A. from University of Pennsylvania (summa cum laude, with honors), an L.L.M. in intellectual property from University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce Law center (magna cum laude), and a J.D. from University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce Law Center (magna cum laude). Jenny is a certified CIPP/US privacy professional and has completed the IAPP AI Governance Professional training program.
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) applications are becoming increasingly popular and with new model and applications being currently launched every day. However, GenAI applications are very compute intensive requiring specialized servers and chips.
In this webinar, panelists will discuss different adoptions scenarios and their implications on the semiconductor industry. In particular, they will dive deep on the need for additional manufacturing capacity for logic and memory as we expect the biggest investment needs there.
You will also hear from the CEO of SEMI on the potential AI holds for the semiconductor industry, along with SEMI's ongoing efforts to address this transformative technology.
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SEMI Smart Data-AI Initiative
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Semiconductor Industry Outlook Driven by GenAI
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Explore the surge in GenAI applications and their impact on the semiconductor industry, including discussions on adoption scenarios and the need for increased manufacturing capacity, with insights from SEMI's CEO on AI's potential and SEMI's proactive strategies.
GenAI – the next S-curve for the semiconductor industry?
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The SEMI Sustainability Initiative Environmental Risk Mitigation and Reporting (ERMR) working group has been meeting for a year to collaborate on how companies in our industry should respond to the realization of our impact on climate and the growing need for reporting. The ERMR teamed up with Nasdaq to benchmark the industry using Nasdaq's Nasdaq Sustainable Lens™, an AI-powered ESG intelligence platform, to analyze and assess the maturity level of each segment of the semiconductor value chain based on publicly available sustainability and climate information of 100 leading semiconductor companies against TCFD recommendations.
SEMI and Nasdaq are pleased to present this webinar featuring the 5 key takeaways from the recently-released report: A Rising Tide: Building a Climate-Resilient Semiconductor Value Chain (to be linked to download page). The report spotlights the maturity of the semiconductor value chain as it moves toward greater climate resilience and develops climate risk mitigation strategies.
The webinar features the authors and contributors to the report in a conversation about the status of the industry's outlook on its climate resilience, including case studies with companies analyzing and reporting on their positions.
If you are responsible for or contribute to your company's risk analysis or mitigation strategies, join us for this opportunity to learn how others are approaching this topic, as well as new AI tools to make your job easier
Climate Risk as a Business Risk
Semiconductor Value Chain Perspectives on Climate Disclosures and Actions
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