4. Solar
Triple-junction solar cell efficiencies are increasing steadily. Will this help to spur rapid growth in the concentrating photovoltaic sector, or will it be more valued by those requiring a power source for satellites?
Keynote Presentation: Vijit Sabnis Setting a new benchmark for space solar cell performance
5. Laser and PICs
Rocketing levels of internet traffic are putting greater and greater strain on optical networks and data centres. Can this be addressed by advancing the performance of conventional lasers, or does the market need to turn to greater use of PICs?
Keynote Presentation: Michael Lebby OEICs for 100G and beyond datacentre opportunity using indium phosphide
6. Power Electronics
Silicon has dominated the power electronic market, wide bandgap semiconductors will soon replace this material. What’s the primary role for SiC, and where will GaN feature?
Keynote Presentation: Ming Su (Ford - Right) Can GaN or SiC make an impact in electric vehicles?
Keynote Presentation: Mike Briere (International Rectifier - far right) Revolutionary performance and commercialization of GaN-on-Si based power devices
7. Integration of CMOS and III-Vs
Silicon is running out of steam, and the future is widely tipped to be high-mobility channels made from germanium and III-Vs. But how will these materials be introduced in the world’s leading silicon foundries?
Keynote Presentation: Dr Jean Fompeyrine Wafer bonding for III-V and Germanium CMOS
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