Join us for an insightful webinar as we present the findings from the 2025 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. New this year are additional insights on trends in LTAs and organizational supply chain management capabilities
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 highlighting the 2025 Semiconductor Supply Chain Survey results, conducted by SEMI SCM initiative and McKinsey & Company. Gain fresh insights into operational agility, LTAs, and SCM capabilities across the value chain. Discover key trends, challenges, and opportunities to benchmark your organization and strengthen supply chain resilience.
2025 Semiconductor Supply Chain survey: Insights for strategy and capabilities
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Add to Calendar2025-09-23 09:00:002025-09-23 10:00:002025 Semiconductor Supply Chain survey: Insights for strategy and capabilitiesJoin us for a webinar highlighting the 2025 Semiconductor Supply Chain Survey results, conducted by SEMI SCM initiative and McKinsey & Company. Gain fresh insights into operational agility, LTAs, and SCM capabilities across the value chain. Discover key trends, challenges, and opportunities to benchmark your organization and strengthen supply chain resilience.Choose your session:US/EU: 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM PT [ Register Now ]Asia/US: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM PT [ Register Now ]United StatesSEMI.org[email protected]America/Los_Angelespublic
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Henry Marcil
Partner
McKinsey & Company
Bio: Leader in McKinsey’s Advanced Industries Practice, focused on semiconductors n and key end markets (e.g., high tech)
Leads McKinsey’s Resiliency and Geopolitics service line in Semiconductor
Kushal Jolapara
Engagement Manager
McKinsey & Company
Bio: Manager in McKinsey's Operations practice, with a focus on product development and procurement service lines
Leads Supply Chain studies for Advanced Industries clients including Aerospace, Auto and Semiconductors
Dan Peacock
Engagement Manager
McKinsey & Company
Bio: Manager in McKinsey’s Operations Practice, focused on procurement and capital projects
Leads Operations projects at Foundries, IDMs, and equipment clients
• Lead times throughout the semiconductor value chain • Landscape and trends in purchasing agreements and LTAs • Demand forecasts, backlogs, and end markets • Market outlook, opportunities, and threats • New for 2025: Organizational capabilities in supply chain management
As the European Union enacts the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), the semiconductor industry must rapidly adapt to evolving cybersecurity requirements that will impact product design, software compliance, and the global supply chain. Join the Semiconductor Manufacturing Cybersecurity Consortium (SMCC) for a live webinar unpacking what the CRA means for semiconductor companies and how to prepare for compliance.
This session will provide expert insight, practical guidance, and live Q&A with cybersecurity leaders from top technology firms.
Key Topics
Overview of the EU Cyber Resilience Act and its latest updates
How CRA regulations apply to semiconductor manufacturing, equipment, and design
Risk management strategies and third-party software compliance
Real-world approaches to implementation from leading global firms
Open Q&A with cybersecurity and compliance experts
Who Should Attend
Cybersecurity and compliance professionals
Semiconductor design and manufacturing leaders
Legal and regulatory affairs professionals
Product development and software teams
Government and policy stakeholders
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Uwe Rueddenklau Head of Infineon Global Standardization & Associations, Infineon
Gerard Mas Corporate Standards and Alliances Director, STMicroelectronics
Ben Kokx Director of Product & Systems Security, Philips
SZ Lin President, ISA Taiwan Section| Chief Cybersecurity Advisor, Sun Square
Wilko Baks Manager, Product Security and 3rd Party Software Compliance, ASML
Konstantinos Papapanagiotou Principal Consultant, Styx Cybersecurity Services
Join us for a webinar that will explore the role of SEMI’s Public Policy and Advocacy (PP&A) team in driving policy developments that are relevant to the ESDA community. PP&A staff will present on SEMI’s advocacy efforts, how you can interface with our team in DC, and how we work with member companies to advance key legislative and advocacy priorities in specific policy areas including:
The ESD Alliance, a SEMI Technology Community, is hosting a free webinar, "SEMI's Public Policy & Advocacy Office—A Valuable Resource for The Electronic Design Automation Industry," to share how this team can help you navigate global trade complexities and stay ahead of evolving policy challenges.
ESD Alliance Webinar: SEMI's Public Policy & Advocacy Office—A Valuable Resource for The Electronic Design Automation Industry
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Improved materials are required for progress in fields including printed electronics, semiconductors, aerospace & defense, energy, and life sciences/medical care. Developing such materials and chemicals involves considerations of performance, cost, manufacturability, safety, and stability. Scaling production of new materials is a very different challenge than making 50 grams in a laboratory. Transitioning/commercializing new materials is a separate effort where intellectual property, regulation, quality control, system documentation, supply chain development, and business relationships become key. This talk will address these aspects of introducing a new material into our enterprise.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Larry Takiff, PhD
Larry Takiff is co-Founder and President of Akita Innovations LLC, a small business in Massachusetts that develops and produces novel chemicals and materials for government and commercial customers. He founded Akita in 2012 with Lawrence Hancock after working at Polaroid Corporation, Aprilis Inc., and Nomadics/ICx/FLIR Systems. He is a chemist by training and a businessman by necessity. At Akita, he has initiated and led projects in materials R&D and pilot production for a variety of government agencies/DoD components and for commercial partners. Currently he is leading an effort to scale production of a decontamination fluid for the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), and a FlexTech project to advance the TRL/MRL of a dielectric ink for printed electronics, as well as several Phase II SBIR development projects.
Join us for this insightful Master Class with Larry Takiff, PhD, Co-Founder and CEO of Akita Innovations LLC, as he explores the path from lab-scale breakthroughs to scalable material solutions across high-impact industries. Dr. Takiff will dive into the challenges and strategies of transitioning novel materials such as those used in printed electronics, semiconductors, aerospace, and medical devices into commercial success.
Development, Scaling, and Transition of Novel Chemicals & Materials
Flexible Electronics Master Class #28
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This course introduces key cybersecurity principles, practices, and strategies tailored for semiconductor manufacturing environments. Participants will explore foundational concepts in cybersecurity, risk management, and best practices to secure semiconductor manufacturing systems and data.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for:
Engineers and technicians in semiconductor manufacturing
IT professionals managing manufacturing systems
System administrators responsible for securing semiconductor equipment and networks
Individuals tasked with implementing cybersecurity strategies in industrial settings
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of semiconductor manufacturing processes
Familiarity with IT infrastructure (networks, computers, and systems)
Learning Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will:
Understand the basic principles of cybersecurity and their importance in a manufacturing environment.
Be able to assess and manage cybersecurity risks within semiconductor manufacturing systems.
Learn practical strategies to implement cybersecurity measures for protecting critical infrastructure, devices, and data.
Gain insights into responding to and recovering from cybersecurity incidents.
Be prepared to develop and promote a strong security culture within their organization.
Note that only the person who registered will receive a certificate of completion. This virtual training will not be recorded. Attendees must be present to access course knowledge.
Can't find the training link day of? After you register, you will receive the link to the live training via the email address you provided. In addition, you will receive email reminders about 24 hours in an advance and an hour before with the same link. Please keep these emails on hand to access the trainings on time. If you do not see any confirmation emails, please check your junk/spam folders before contacting SEMI U for support.
Unlock the secrets to safeguarding semiconductor manufacturing systems with this comprehensive cybersecurity course. Learn essential principles, risk management strategies, and best practices to protect critical infrastructure and data from cyber threats. Equip yourself with the knowledge to implement robust security measures and respond effectively to incidents in industrial environments.
Pricing
Members: $299
Non-Members: $325
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Implementing Basic Cybersecurity Principles in Semiconductor Manufacturing
Virtual Training - Americas & Asia
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Add to Calendar2025-11-05 16:00:002025-11-05 20:00:00Implementing Basic Cybersecurity Principles in Semiconductor Manufacturing (Virtual Training - Americas & Asia)Unlock the secrets to safeguarding semiconductor manufacturing systems with this comprehensive cybersecurity course. Learn essential principles, risk management strategies, and best practices to protect critical infrastructure and data from cyber threats. Equip yourself with the knowledge to implement robust security measures and respond effectively to incidents in industrial environments.PricingMembers: $299Non-Members: $325* For group orders with 10+ attendees, and for Students/Veterans discounted pricing, please contact [email protected]. United StatesSEMI.org[email protected]America/Los_Angelespublic
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Add to Calendar2025-07-29 09:00:002025-07-30 12:00:00Liquid Chemicals North America TC Chapter July Meeting Liquid Chemicals North America TC ChapterJuly MeetingDate: Tuesday, July 29 - Wednesday, July 30Time: 09:00-12:00 Noon Pacific Timevia Virtual Meeting AGENDA(subject to change) Last updated: July 23, 2025United StatesSEMI.org[email protected]America/Los_Angelespublic
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Enter your Standards Membership username and password (same login you use for voting on ballots)
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By the end of this course, participants will understand the scope of SubFAB and its critical role within the semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem, tracing its evolution and recognizing new trends. They will be able to identify and describe the core SubFAB systems and interpret typical facility layouts and equipment installation specifics. Learners will assess the environmental, and sustainability impacts of modern SubFABs. They will map a standard SubFAB organizational chart, typical roles, and responsibilities, and simulate incident-response workflows to reinforce operational readiness. Participants will be exposed to preventive maintenance and safety best practices to ensure reliability and compliance with regulations.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for engineers and technicians in semiconductor manufacturing, equipment suppliers/OEM on-site service personnel, IE and MEP designers.
Course Outline
Introduction & Course Logistics
Welcome, introductions, and platform quick start
Learning objectives and course flow
Module 1: SubFAB Fundamentals
Definition & scope of SubFAB
Historical evolution (from early fabs to today)
Core equipment & support systems overview
Typical facility layouts and installation configurations
Note that only the person who registered will receive a certificate of completion. This virtual training will not be recorded. Attendees must be present to access the course knowledge.
Can't find the training link day of? After you register, you will receive the link to the live training via the email address you provided. In addition, you will receive email reminders about 24 hours in advance and an hour before with the same link. Please keep these emails on hand to access the training on time. If you do not see any confirmation emails, please check your junk/spam folders before contacting SEMI U for support.
SubFAB 101: Foundations of Semiconductor Support Facilities is a 4-hour course that covers SubFAB basics and its critical role within the semiconductor manufacturing ecosystem, including its evolution and new trends.
Jerusalem: 10 am - 2 pm
India: 12:30 pm - 4:30pm
England: 8 am -12 pm
Pricing
Members: $349
Non-Members: $399
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SubFAB 101: Foundations of Semiconductor Support Facilities
Virtual Training - Americas, Asia, & Europe
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Are We There Yet? Metrology and Inspection for Angstrom-Level Manufacturing
In the semiconductor industry where we routinely pattern sub-wavelength structures and require atomic-layer precision in our manufacturing processes, it’s easy to assume that we can simply measure everything we’re doing and all the structures we create. In reality, though, metrology and inspection have the challenging task of not just keeping up with device technology but staying far enough ahead that we can actually “see” our results and confirm the progress we’re making.
In this webinar, co-hosted with the Electronics business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany; we will explore the metrology and inspection space to learn more about technological advances driving this vital segment of semiconductor manufacturing.
The webinar will feature presentations by Eric Beyne, PhD, Senior Fellow, VP R&D and Director of 3D System Integration Program for imec, and Dario Alliata, PhD, Senior Application Director for Metrology & Inspection at the Electronics business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany.
Following the presentations, an interactive Q&A segment will allow attendees a chance to deepen their understanding of how materials innovation and advanced metrology intersect at the leading edge of manufacturing.
Join us to engage with peers and pioneers working at the forefront of materials science and semiconductor innovation!
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Dario Alliata, PhD
Senior Director of Applications
The Electronics business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
The Role & the Challenge of Metrology and Inspection in Advanced Packaging of AI Chips
The massive adoption of social networking and artificial intelligence has pushed the semiconductor industry to develop devices capable of supporting the required infrastructures. Increasingly powerful computer process units (CPU) are used to allow data centers to process trillions of information exchanges, while faster graphic process units (GPU) enable virtual and assisted reality.
Cost leveraging is now reachable with the integration of multiple dies in the same package, each one fabricated to handle specific functionalities with the most cost-effective technology node, which is a form of heterogeneous integration. This session highlights some examples of metrology and inspection solutions aimed at securing the manufacturability of devices for High Computing Power fundamental for AI applications. More in detail, it explores the challenge of the fabrication of chip-to-chip interconnections that are key for the heterogeneous integration of active components with vertical stacking like DRAM for High Bandwidth memories, where process tolerances are increasingly narrow and conditions to measure more and more extremes.
Biography
Dr. Dario Alliata joined Unity-SC, now part of the Electronics business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany in the U.S. and Canada. In 2016 as product manager and is now Sr. Director of Applications with focus on Advanced packaging and Specialty substrates & devices.
He worked in the semiconductor industry for more than 25 years, initially in R&D centers and later in equipment makers. He spent his entire career developing process control solutions for securing the manufacturing chain in the semiconductor industry.
He received a MD in Physics from the University of Milan (Italy) and hold a Ph.D. in Physics & Chemistry from the University of Berne (Switzerland).
Eric Beyne, PhD
VP R&D / Program Director 3D System Integration Program / Senior Fellow
imec
Sub-Micron Pitch Scaling of Hybrid Bond Interconnects: Metrology Challenges
Advanced 3D integration technology will increasingly rely on hybrid bonding technology for both wafer-to-wafer and die-to-wafer bonding. This allows for micrometer and sub-micrometer pitch interconnects, resulting in very high 3D interconnect densities, compatible with the back-end-of -line interconnect layers of active logic and memory die. The results are “seamlessly” interconnected die. Off-chip interconnects become equivalent (or better) than on-chip interconnects.
These great system-level benefits however come at some challenges. Small overlay errors or surface imperfections can prevent defects, resulting in yield loss. Critical process, steps, such as CMP, wafer dicing and surface cleaning steps, need to be monitored with higher accuracy to maintain a good process. New parameters, such as wafer shape, distortion, surface profile slopes, and copper pad recess levels need to be measured and continuously monitored. This poses significant challenges to metrology related to hybrid bonding. The presentation will highlight these needs and show some practical solutions.
Biography
Eric Beyne obtained a degree in electrical engineering in 1983 and the Ph.D. in Applied Sciences in 1990, both from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium. Since 1986 he has been with IMEC in Leuven, Belgium where he has worked on advanced packaging and interconnect technologies. Currently, he is imec senior fellow, VP R&D and program director of imec’s 3D System Integration program.
Michael Weigand
Senior Application Manager
Brewer Science
Moderator
Biography
I'm a seasoned Senior Application Manager at Brewer Science with over two decades of experience in Semiconductor industry. I lead application teams at Brewer Science Inc, focusing on advanced materials for the semiconductor industry. With a background in Material Science, I enjoy tackling technical challenges, from optimizing critical processes to finding creative ways to characterize materials.
Sponsored by the Electronics business of Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany
Are We There Yet? Metrology and Inspection for Angstrom-Level Manufacturing
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As world leaders act to secure access to these minerals, companies come under pressure to follow due diligence guidelines to promote ethical sourcing of these materials for their supply chains. Regulations such as the US Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Section 1502), EU Regulation 2017/821 and the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive require companies to trace materials through their supply chains and report to the public about their use of conflict minerals.
Several industry associations, including the Responsible Business Alliance’s Responsible Minerals Initiative, were created to help companies with their due diligence efforts. Reports such as those issued by the US Government Accountability Office on Conflict Minerals offer insights into the efficacy of these regulations and suggest improved approaches for industry engagement.
The SEMI Responsible Supply Chain (RSC) working group was recently formed to host discussions on these topics. This webinar will provide insights from speakers Jennifer Peyser, Responsible Business Alliance Senior Vice President of Responsible Sourcing, and Kimberly Gianopoulos, Managing Director for the International Affairs and Trade team at the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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Dr. Kimberly Harrison, Ph.D
Senior MEMS Engineer
AMFitzgerald & Associates
Welcome and Introductions of RSC working group
Dr. Harrison is a MEMS Engineer with AMFitzgerald & Associates, a design firm located in the Bay Area California. She has a doctoral degree in mechanical engineering from Stanford University, and has worked as a designer and process engineer in the semiconductor industry for 10 years. She was nominated as a 2022 MEMS & Sensors Industry Group Emerging Leader. As a founding member and leader of the SEMI Responsible Supply Chain Working Group, she hopes to bring SEMI members together to discuss solutions to human rights issues in the semiconductor supply chain.
Conflict Minerals Supply Chain Overview
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Kimberly Gianopoulos
Managing Director for the International Affairs and Trade
U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO)
Report Review
Director Gianopoulos oversees a 140-person team that reviews a wide variety of federal government oversight issues, including International Security Assistance, Bilateral and Multilateral Foreign Assistance, International Trade and Finance, and U.S. Diplomatic Presence and Management. She serves as a facilitator in GAO’s Learning Center and participates in recruiting activities. Ms. Gianopoulos has received several awards, including a Distinguished Service Award, a Meritorious Service Award, a Client Service Award, and several Results Through Teamwork awards. Ms. Gianopoulos earned a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a Master’s degree in Public Analysis and Administration from the State University of New York at Binghamton. She is a Certified Government Financial Manager and a member of Pi Alpha Alpha, the Global Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration.
Jennifer Peyser
Executive Director
Responsible Minerals Initiative
RMI Activity Overview
“The RMI supports over 500 downstream, midstream, and upstream member companies with a suite of due diligence standards and tools, data, guidance, training, and other resources for global responsible sourcing and regulatory compliance. Our facility and supply chain due diligence standards are rooted in longstanding international norms while reflecting emerging corporate and stakeholder priorities for regulatory compliance, managing sustainability risks and impacts, and fostering responsible mineral supply chains.”
Critical Minerals, Due Diligence and the Semiconductor Supply Chain
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This course offers a solid foundation in semiconductor manufacturing, from basic concepts to advanced techniques, providing practical insights into the tools, processes, and technologies driving the industry.
Learning Objectives
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the semiconductor industry and manufacturing process, design, and eco-system of the semiconductor industry
Understand the jargon, tools, and materials used in the design and fabrication of an integrated chip
Effectively be able to communicate semiconductor manufacturing concepts with other associates and industry professionals
Course Topics
Basic Electronics and Microelectronics: Definitions of essential electronic terms/concepts and introduction to microelectronics and integrated circuits
Process Nodes: Process nodes and their impact on device performance and cost
Device Physics and Transistor Operation: Principles of device operation and transistor functionality
Crystal Growth and Wafer Preparation: Crystal growth techniques and wafer preparation processes
Advanced Transistor Technologies: FDSOI, FinFETs, and Gate-All-Around (GAA) transistors and their impact on device performance
Circuit Design and Layout: Introduction to circuit design, layout techniques, and tools
Wafer Processing:
Mask Making and Lithography: Techniques and materials used in mask making and various lithographic methods (DUV, Immersion, EUV)
Clean Room Environments: Importance of clean rooms in semiconductor manufacturing and contamination issues
Etching and Cleaning Processes: Plasma and wet etching processes
Ion Implantation and Diffusion Techniques: Methods for doping and controlling diffusion in semiconductor fabrication
Deposition Techniques: RTP, CVD, ALD, and ALE techniques and their effect on device performance
Electroplating and Sputtering: Metal deposition techniques used in manufacturing
Packaging and Testing: Techniques such as wire bonding, die stacking, flip chip, and chiplets packaging, semiconductor testing processes
Metrology and Measurement Tools: Tools and methods used for precision measurement in semiconductor manufacturing
Semiconductor Industry Ecosystem: The major players in the industry
Who Should Attend
Anyone interested in understanding semiconductor manufacturing, including new employees, professionals in related industries, and those seeking to broaden their knowledge of the field.
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Note that only the person who registered will receive a certificate of completion. This virtual training will not be recorded. Attendees must be present to access course knowledge.
Can't find the training link day of? After you register, you will receive the link to the live training via the email address you provided. In addition, you will receive email reminders about 24 hours in an advance and an hour before with the same link. Please keep these emails on hand to access the trainings on time. If you do not see any confirmation emails, please check your junk/spam folders before contacting SEMI U for support.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the semiconductor industry and the integrated circuit (IC) manufacturing process. This course is designed for new personnel in the field or anyone seeking a well-rounded knowledge of the tools, materials, and terminology used in semiconductor manufacturing.
Pricing
Members: $995
Non-Members: $1,195
* For group orders with 10+ attendees, and for Students/Veterans discounted pricing, please contact [email protected].
Overview of Semiconductor Manufacturing
Virtual Training - Americas
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