August, 2016
San Francisco, CA — SEMI honored four industry leaders for their out- standing accomplishments in devel- oping standards for the electronics and related industries. The awards were given at the SEMI Inter - national Standards reception held during SEMICON West. The 2016 SEMI International
Standards Excellence Award, in - spired by Karel Urbanek, is the most prestigious award in the SEMI International Standards Program. It was awarded to Terry Asakawa of Tokyo Electron. His leadership was critical in establishing the PV Auto - mation Global Technical Com mit tee and its subsequent transformation into the Automation Technology Global Technical Com mittee, as he envisioned how the SEMI standards program could effectively address simpler, flow-oriented manufactur- ing in industries outside of semicon- ductor manufacturing.
The Assembly Show, 2016
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ers, engineers and managers, women represent the largest pool of untapped talent. In the panel discus- sion, "Rosie the Riveter 2.0: Re - cruiting and Retaining Women in Manufacturing," several prominent women in manufacturing will share their perspectives on how to support, promote and inspire women who are pursuing careers in manufacturing. In addition to the panel, there
are several education forums includ- ing a keynote presentation by Ray - mond Muscat, the former senior VP of manufacturing research and new product operations at furniture manu- facturer Herman Miller, pre-show workshops with talks by experts and unique presentation theaters on the show floor. These educational sessions will
provide participants with the tools and know-how to improve products and processes, cut costs and under- stand new technologies. Contact: BNP Media, 2401 W
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and validation. The data storage industry continues to be heavily driv- en by demanding requirements on capacity, higher performance and miniaturization while remaining sen- sitive to value. Technology continues to push design and material require- ments. Daniel will share current tech- nologies, technology enab lers of the future and speak to the memory con- sumption rate of today and what is anticipated for the future. Contact: SMTA, 6600 City West
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www.us-tech.com In addition, he led the identifi-
cation of previously unknown incom- patibility issues and lack of evalua- tion methods for interoperability and closed the gap with two important documents on FOUP-load port inter- operability implementation. In re - cent years, Asakawa has been very active in development work to enhance the GEM300 standards with contemporary concepts (e.g., scheme for secure recipe management and use of prediction in real time carrier logistics controls). He continues to make major con-
tributions to increasing the usability and relevance of SEMI equip ment communication standards, which are essential to smart manufacturing. In addition to the 2016 SEMI Inter - national Standards Excellence Award, the recipients of three other major SEMI standards awards were also announced.
The Merit Award recognizes
major contributions to the standards program. Award winners typically take on a very complex program at the task-force level, gain industry support and drive the project to com- pletion. This year, the award was presented to Kurt Haller of KLA- Tencor. Haller has been a key mem- ber of the Silicon Wafer technical committee for years, and is currently the North American leader for the International Automated Advance Surface Inspection Task Force. The Leadership Award recog-
nizes outstanding leadership in guid- ing the SEMI International Stan - dards Program. Sean Larsen of Lam Research has been the leader of the North America EHS Technical Committee (TC) Chapter and task forces for over a decade. He is the co- leader of SEMI S22 (Electrical Design) Revision Task Force, SEMI
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S2 Non-Ionizing Radiation Task Force, and Control of Hazardous Energy Task Force. Larsen is very engaged in global EHS Committee activities, as well as the North American Regional Standards Com - mittee and, previously, the Inter - national Standards Committee. Win Baylies of BayTech-Resor
was recognized with the SEMI Stan - dards Legacy Award for his valuable contributions and continued dedica- tion to the standards program. Since the 1970s, Baylies has been involved with numerous committees including Flat Panel Display, Photovoltaic, Silicon Wafer, Traceability, Com - pound, High-Brightness LED, 3- Dimen sional Stacked Integrated Circuits, and MEMS. Contact: SEMI, 3081 Zanker
Road, San Jose, CA 95134 % 408-943-6900 fax: 408-428-9600 Web:
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