Past Event Overview

SPIE Advanced Lithography 2016

Thank you to all of those who attended SPIE Advanced Lithography, the premier conference for the lithography community. For 40 years, SPIE has brought together industry leaders to solve the latest challenges in lithography and patterning in the semiconductor industry.

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2016 Advanced Lithography Plenary Speakers

 Harry J. Levinson

Evolution in the Concentration of Activities in Lithography 
Harry J. Levinson
Senior Director, GLOBALFOUNDRIES Inc

 Richard A. Gottscho

Minimizing Process-Induced Variability in Multiple Patterning 
Richard A. Gottscho
Executive Vice President of Global Products,
Lam Research Corp.

 Anthony Yen

EUV Lithography: From the Very Beginning to the Eve of Manufacturing
Anthony Yen
Director, Nanopatterning Technology Infrastructure Division,
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd.


Plenaries sponsored by:
2016 Conference Topic Areas
• Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) Lithography
• Alternative Lithographic Technologies
• Metrology, Inspection, and Process Control for Microlithography
• Advances in Patterning Materials and Processes
• Optical Microlithography
• Design-Process-Technology Co-optimization for Manufacturability
• Advanced Etch Technology for Nanopatterning

The Advanced Lithography Exhibition

Come meet the industry's top semiconductor suppliers, integrators, and manufacturers. For more than 40 years SPIE Advanced Lithography has been the premier international event that drives the future of lithography research and applications and the exhibition is where you can see the latest products and meet with the leaders in the field.

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