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The University of Tokyo, Hongo, Japan
This workshop will focus on low-temperature bonding technologies which will ultimately lead to entirely new manufacturing approaches to 3D and heterogeneous integration of semiconductor devices and microsystems, as well as photonic systems. These bonding technologies are starting to be used widely for the mass production of semiconductor devices and have potential applications in other manufacturing industries. The workshop invites papers that document new developments in low-temperature bonding technologies, including surface activated bonding (SAB), new device applications, facilities and technologies for mass-production, and basic science relating to these technologies. Their impact on the paradigm shift in the semiconductor industry along with 3D integration technologies is also of interest. Keynote and invited speeches by world-leading researchers will summarize, clarify and share recent technical trends and the basic science of low-temperature bonding as well as 3D and hetero-integration. Similarly to the preceding 1st (2007) and 2nd (2010) workshops, this workshop will be held as a single-track seminar to provide comprehensive information on the latest technologies and applications, as well as business opportunities.
Topics: Roles of Low-temperature Bonding in 3D & Hetero-Integration Bonding Technologies for 3D & Hetero-Integration Hydrophilic & Plasma-assist Bonding and its Applications Surface Activated Bonding (SAB) : Current Status and Future Outlook Fundamentals of Nano-bonding New Processes for Low-temperature Bonding New Aspect of Solder and Electro-plating Techniques for 3D Integration SAB Tools for Volume Production
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