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Uniphase where he integrated the sales and customer service teams from numerous acquisitions. He also held sales and general manager positions at VLSI, National Semiconductor and Intel. Mr. Parker earned an M.B.A and bachelor’s degree in marketing from the University of Utah.
Dr. Ertugrul Sönmez Business Development MicroGaN GmbH
Topic: Efficient High-Voltage GaN Devices and ICs for Next Generation Power Management Solutions
Ertugrul received his Diplom-Ingenieur degrees in electrical engineering from University of Ulm, in 1998. In 1998, he joined the department of Electron Devices and Circuits as a member of the scientific staff, earning the Doktor-Ingenieur degree in 2007. His main fields of research were compact silicon bipolar transistor modeling and analog RF MMIC design at 24GHz. He has authored and co-authored more than 40 publications and conference contributions.
In March 2005, he joint ATMEL Germany GmbH in Heilbronn as Marketing Manager, to be responsible for the world wide UWB RFID product line. In June 2005, he joined TES Electronic Solutions GmbH in Stuttgart, a service provider of ATMEL Germany GmbH. His main activities were to lead the ultra wide band MMIC design.
In December 2006, he has been called by MicroGaN GmbH as the strategic Business Developer to bring in his experience in semiconductors and markets.
Roy Blunt SEMI International Compound Standards
Topic: Standardisation in compound semiconductors - an essential step for furthering the efficiency & profitability of the industry.
Roy Blunt graduated from Imperial College London in 1969 and joined Plessey Research Caswell Ltd., where he worked on a variety of R&D projects before becoming part of the GaAs IC pilot production team and developing a particular interest in compound semiconductor characterisation techniques (metrology).
In 1988 he left Plessey to become part of the founding team of Epitaxial Products International Ltd in Cardiff - now IQE (Europe) Ltd.
He has been involved in standards work since the early 1980s and was a co-founder and, for many years, co-
chairman of the SEMI European Compound Semiconductor Technical Committee which has been very active in standards development both on its own and in co-ordination with the North American and Japanese SEMI Compound Semiconductor committees.
Dr Mike Cooke Chief Technology Officer Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology
Topic: Batch and single wafer processing strategies for HBLEDs
Dr Mike Cooke joined Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology in 1992. As Chief Technology Officer, he leads the team of expert development technologists responsible for developments such as PEALD and scaling plasma tools towards 450mm.
Dr. Thomas Uhrmann Business Development Manager EV Group (EVG)
Topic: Engineered Substrates for future compound semiconductor devices
Thomas Uhrmann is Business Development Manager for Compound Semiconductors and Si-based Power Devices at EV Group (EVG). In his current role, he is responsible to introduce and manage technological innovations for the fabrication of high-brightness light emitting diodes (HB- LEDs) at EVG.
Uhrmann holds an engineering degree in mechatronics from the University of Applied Sciences in Regensburg and a PhD in microelectronics from Vienna University of Technology. Uhrmann authored and co-authored several papers on semiconductor diode structures, micro or nanomagnetism and related areas.
Mike Czerniak Product Marketing Manager, Exhaust Gas Management Edwards
Topic: GaN - meeting emissions regulations
Mike Czerniak received his PhD at Manchester University, and started as a scientist at Philips’ UK laboratories before moving to its fab in Nijmegen, working on compound semiconductor applications. He was in marketing at Cambridge Instruments and VG Semicon; he is now the product marketing manager of the Exhaust Gas Management Division of Edwards, Clevedon, North Somerset BS21 6TH, UK
Dr. Thomas Uhrmann
Roy Blunt
Dr. Ertugrul Sönmez
Scott Parker
Dr. Phillipe Roussel
Dr. Mike Cooke
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