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Technical Program

The technical papers will be presented in 7 Technical Sessions, beginning Tue August 1 at 8AM, and ending at nood Friday August 4. There will be free time for sightseeing in the afternoons, and shorter technical sessions in the evenings. The papers will not be grouped by specialization, but interspersed for interest; all sessions should have papers of interest to all participants. A partial list of talks follows.

2006 IEEE LITHOGRAPHY TECHNICAL SESSIONS

Advanced Publication of Program Topics (1)
(Day and time for each paper will be provided at registration)

Prof. William Oldham and Prof. Andrew Neureuther
University of California Berkeley
Workshop Program Co-Chairmen

Speaker Title
Keynote Speaker
Roxann Engelstad (U Wisc.) Thermomechanical Simulations to Facilitate the Development of Advanced Lithography
Professor Roxann Engelstad received her Ph.D. in Engineering Mechanics from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 1988. She joined the faculty of the U.W.-M. Mechanical Engineering Department after her Ph.D., and in 1998 established the Computational Mechanics Center within the College of Engineering. Her primary research area involves the mechanical modeling of components and processes for advanced lithographic techniques, such as mechanical deformations of advanced X-Ray and EUV masks and also fluid flows in Immersion and Imprint lithography.
 
Optics
Chairs: John Bruning, Corning
Griff Resor (Resor Associates) Flat Panel Lithography
John Burnett (NIST) High-Index DUV Optical Materials
Roger French (Dupont) Second Generation Fluids For 193 nm Immersion Lithography: Optics, Imaging and Fluid Lifecycle
Reiner Garreis (Zeiss) Catadioptric Optics Enabling Ultra-high-NA Lithography
 
Optical Lithography
Chairs: Tim Brunner, IBM
David Laidler (IMEC) Overlay Performance of an ASML Immersion Step and Scan Tool
Tatsuhiko Higashiki (Toshiba) Status and Future of Immersion Lithography
Dan Sanders (IBM) Oil or Water: What’s the Difference for 193 nm Immersion Lithography?
Prof. Bruce Smith (RIT) Lithography using the Evanescent Field - Is it Worth the Frustration?
Mike Lercel (Sematech) A Deep Dive into Extension of Immersion Lithography
Bill Arnold (ASML) Prospects and challenges for double exposure /double patterning
 
Maskless Lithography
Chairs: Nick Eib, LSI Logic / Olav Solgaard, Stanford University
Daniel Lopez (Bell Labs) MEMS-based Spatial Light Modulators for Optical Maskless Lithography
Hank Smith (MIT) Zone-Plate-Array Lithography; for Mask Making, Research and Low- Volume Production
Tor Sandstrom (Micronic) SLM Lithography: Towards Real-time OPC and Inverse Rasterisation
 
EUV Lithography
Chairs: Alan Stivers, Intel / Patrick Naulleau, Lawrence Berkeley Natl. Lab
Takaharu Miura (Nikon) Nikon EUVL Development Status
Alan Stivers (Intel) EUVL Transition to High Volume Manufacturing
Bruno LaFontaine (AMD) Masks, Resists and other Challenges of EUV Lithography
Joseph Pankert (Philips) Light sources for EUV Lithography
 
E-beam Lithography
Chairs: Fabian Pease, Stanford University
Bert Jan Kampherbeek (Mapper) MAPPER: High Througput Maskless Lithography
Hitoshi Sunaoshi (Nuflare ) Enabling Technologies to Extend E-beam Mask Writing
Dan Pickard (Stanford) Options for High-speed Electron-beam Lithography
 
Imprint Lithography
Chairs: Grant Willson, University of Texas at Austin
Grant Willson (UT Austin) Imprint Lithography for Dual Damascene
Jim Ellenson (HP) Imprint Lithography:Getting to the Next Level
Hiroshi Ito (IBM) Material Design for Step-and-Flash Nanoimprint Lithography
 
Masks and Infrastructure
Chairs: Brian Grenon, Grenon Consulting
Juan Schneider (Nanometrix) Deposition of Ultra-uniform Photoresist Films
Patrick Martin (Photronics) If Mask Makers Ruled the Universe
Larry Zubrick (KLA-Tencor) Reticle Inspection Challenges for 45nm and Below
Franklin Kalk (Toppan) Lifting Lithography's Wedding Veil of Haze
Chris Progler (Photronics) Masks for Large Area FPD Lithography
 
Resists and Beyond
Chairs: Juan de Pablo, University of Wisconsin-Madison / Chris Ober, Cornell University
Paul Nealey (Wisc) Enhanced information transfer in the lithographic process using block copolymer resists
Chuck Black (IBM) Sub-Lithographic Patterning Using Polymer Self Assembly
Caroline Ross (MIT) Templated Self-assembly of Block Copolymers for Lithographic Applications
George Barclay (Rohm&Hass) A New Materials Approach for 193 Immersion Lithography - Defect and
Leaching control
Ralph Dammel (AZ) Ultrathin Resists for Immersion and EUV: Reflectivity Control, Integration and Fundamental Issues
Chris Ober (Cornell) Molecular Glass Resists: Do we need Polymers Anymore?
Tsutumu Shimokawa (JSR) Recent Progress of ArF Lithography Materials Development
 
DFM and Statistical Variation
Chairs: Luigi Capodieci, AMD / Frank Schellenberg, Mentor Graphics / Lars Liebmann, IBM / Jim Wiley, Brion Technologies
Andres Torres (Mentor Gr) Litho Friendly Design as the Precursor to Improved Electrical Analysis
Peter Rabkin (Xylinx) Fabless/Foundry DFM - Challenges and Solutions
Dario Gil (IBM) Design for RET-Enabled Manufacturing
Jun Ye (Brion) Applied Image Computing for Computational Lithography
Mark Mason (TI) Litho-Aware Model-Based Design Rule Checking for 45nm Node
Tom Wallow (AMD) Photoresist LER Reduction in Lithographic and Etch Processing
 
Beyond Chip Lithography

Chairs: Jeff Bokor, UC Berkeley

Eli Yablonovich (UCLA) Plasmonics, Optical Frequencies but with X-ray Wavelengths
Rick Dill (Hitachi) CMP Assisted Patterning
Vivek Subramanian (UCB) Droplet-on-demand Lithography: An Enabling Technology for Low-cost Electronics

 

 

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