Chemical - Mechanical

PLANARIZATION

FOR ULSI MULTILEVEL INTERCONNECTION

- SHORT COURSE -

 

Monday, February 23, 2004

 

    This year’s comprehensive Chemical Mechanical Planarization Short Course  consist of a FULL DAYS ACTIVITIES and will address those issues associated with current fundamental developments in advancing ULSI multilevel interconnection towards greater functionality, density and speed.  It will include a review and discussion of those CMP primary topical areas which impact todays multilevel interconnection activities as well as project future direction for this critical industry.  A distinguished set of lecturers will participate in this CMP SHORT COURSE, which is a MUST for all engineers, managers and technicians working on VLSI/ULSI multilevel interconnection.  The registration fee includes coffee breaks, luncheon and a visuals booklet.  YOU ARE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO ADVANCE REGISTER EARLY TO GUARANTEE YOUR SEAT AT THIS SHORT COURSE.

 

 

TOPICAL COVERAGE

 

I.INTRODUCTORY REMARKS    9:00 A.M.

Dr. Thomas E. Wade
Short Course Chairman

University of South Florida

Tampa, Florida

 

II.  INFLUENCE OF PATTERN CHARACTERISTICS ON COPPER CMP     9:15 A.M.
D
r. Fiona M. Doyle

University of California,

Berkeley, California

 

Coffee Break   10:00A.M.

 

III. COPPER SLURRY PROGRESS   10:15 A.M.

Dr. Yuzhuo Li

Clarkson University

Potsdam, New York

 

IV. ELECTROCHEMICAL POLISHING PROCESS DEVELOPMENT      11:00 A.M.

Dr. Takeshi Nogami
Sony Corporation
Tokyo, JAPAN

 

           Short Course Luncheon    12:00 P.M.

FABRICATION OF MEMS

DEVICES FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS”

Dr. Shuvo Roy

Department of Biomedical Engineering

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

 

 

 

 

V.  NOVEL PLANARIZATION USING CONTACT PLANARIZATION   1:45 P.M.

   Dr. Jeremy McCutcheon

   Brewer Science

         Rolla, Missouri

 

 

VI. MULTISCALE INTEGRATED PROCESS SIMULATION   2:30 P.M.

   Dr. Timothy S. Cale

   Rensselaer Polytechnical Inst.

         Troy, New York

 

           Coffee Break     3:15 P.M.

 

VIII.  MECHANICS OF CMP PADS    3:30 P.M.

  Dr. Abhijit Chandra

        IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY

   Ames, Iowa

 

VII.  TRIBOLOGY ISSUES IN CMP     4:15 P.M.

  Dr. Norm V. Gitis

  Center for Tribology

  Campbell, California

 

 

VIII.   CLOSING REMARKS    5:00 P.M.

 

     Short Course registration materials may be picked up at the Registration Desk from 7 - 10 A.M. on Monday, February 23, 2004.

     Additional at-door registrations will be conducted during this time as well.