Events

Your invitation... The growing diversity in the used materials in semiconductor packaging provides challenges for achieving good interconnection. Particularly the very soft substrates, such as paper and polymers, and very hard, such as silicon carbide, offer unique challenges to wire-bonding or the formation of vertical interconnects.  Complementary technologies are therefore needed.  Using the prototype of the VSP-P1 NanoPrinter, Joost van Ginkel developed a method...

SEM cross section contaminated during EBSD analysis (left); after plasma cleaning (right). Successful imaging and analyses depends upon the quality of the sample preparation. An integral step in the sample preparation to imaging workflow is contamination removal. The simplest and most effective method for removing surface contamination is plasma cleaning, which removes hydrocarbons without causing sample damage. By integrating plasma...

Holywell Park, Loughborough UK. The UK Catalysis Conference (UKCC) is the most important event in the field of Catalysis Science and Technology in the UK, jointly organised by the UK Catalysis Hub, Royal Society of Chemistry’s special interest groups SURCAT and Applied Catalysis.  5-7th January 2022 Click here fore more information on this event.

WHEN: Wednesday, 29th September 2021, 11:30 BST REGISTER: Click HERE to register  We would like to invite you to join a Live Webinar hosted by Y.I.C. Technologies.  Prof. Arturo Mediano will continue with the EMC Journey. We will review the fundamentals of Near Field Scanning to debugging EMI/EMC problems.A real-time setup, including a DC/DC Converter, an Microcontroller Board, LCD, and RFID blocks, will be...

UK Semiconductors Conference 2021. An annual conference on all aspects of semiconductor research. 7-8th July 2021. The Hallam Hall, Sheffield Hallam University. Click here for more information.

Engineering Design Show. Innovation, interaction, inspiration, insight. Tuesday 19th to Wednesday 20th October 2021. Ericsson Exhibition Hall, Ricoh Arena, Coventry. Click here for more exhibition information.