Agilent Semiconductor eSymposium

As the semiconductor industry evolves and components continue to shrink, control of contaminants and impurities is increasingly critical. This symposium will explore ways to improve quantification of inorganic and organic impurities in liquids and gases.

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Event Overview:

This symposium will focus on trends in the semiconductor and high-purity chemical markets. Explore ways to improve quantification of inorganic and organic impurities in liquids and gases at both the lab bench and via online monitoring.
Learn about a wide range of remote process monitoring solutions from Elemental Scientific for organic and inorganic contamination as well as from IAS to learn about metallic impurities in semiconductor gases.
Additionally, a discussion about the need for PFAS monitoring including a brief introduction to LCMSMS will be included.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Application-specific insights into getting the best possible detection limits
• Advanced techniques for multielement nanoparticle analysis
• Tools for remote monitoring of organic and inorganic/nanoparticle contamination
• Quantitation of metallic impurities in gases

Who Should Attend:

• Metals analysis lab managers, chemists, and technicians involved in trace metals testing
• Lab managers and lab technicians looking to optimize heavy metals analysis of lithium-ion batteries
• Lab directors and commercial lab managers looking to improve their battery testing
• Quality and process engineers

Speakers

Tarun Anumol, Ph.D.
Director for Global Environment Market
Agilent Technologies

Tarun Anumol is the Director for Global Environment Market at for Agilent Technologies. Previously, he was an LC-MS applications scientist at Agilent, focused on developing analytical methods for trace contaminants on LC-MS/MS and LC-Q/TOF in food and environmental matrices.Tarun has a strong history of working in the environmental & food testing industry, with a background in technical and applied science, with over 30 peer-reviewed journal publications in this area.
Prior to joining Agilent, Tarun graduated with a Ph.D. in Chemical & Environmental Engineering from the University of Arizona with a focus on emerging contaminant attenuation including PPCPs, PFAS and DBPs in water reuse schemes.

Yuhong Chen, Ph. D.
Director, Global Materials Market Director
Agilent Technologies

Dr. Yuhong Chen is Global Materials Market Director at Agilent Technologies. She joined Agilent as an atomic spectroscopy applications chemist in 2003 and since moved into technical marketing supporting a number of markets and products. She hold BS and Master’s degrees in analytical chemistry, and received her Ph.D in metallurgical physical chemistry. Yuhong has published over 40 application papers. Yuhong is the committee member of CSTM FC51 (Electronic Materials). She has participated in the method development as the co-author for four standards, covering food, environment & materials testing.

Katsu Kawabata
President
IAS Inc

Katsu Kawabata worked for Air Liquide from 1976 to 1989 in the Air Liquide R&D center France for analysis of impurities in gases. One subject of his work included the analysis of metallic impurities in gases using ICP-MS.He then moved to Yokogawa Electric (currently Agilent Technologies) in1989 and worked as an application chemist and R&D engineer. During the development work on HP4500, he developed the ShieldTorch technique for the cool plasma ICP-MS.

In May 2000, he moved to PerkinElmer in Canada and worked until November 2004. After returning to Japan, he established IAS Inc. in 2004 and has been working there as president. He developed the automated standard addition system (ASAS), the fully automated VPD-ICP-MS (Expert), the fully automated online chemical monitoring system (CSI).

Kyle Uhlmeyer
RadianVPD Technical Sales Manager
Elemental Scientific

Kyle Uhlmeyer is the RadianVPD technical sales manager for Elemental Scientific. He has been with ESI for more than 10 years and worked on a wide range of projects. For the past 6 years he has helped develop, install, and support semiconductor products such as ScoutDX, prepFAST S, and RadianVPD.

Bert Woods
ICP-MS Applications Scientist
Agilent Technologies

Bert joined the Agilent ICP-MS team in 2004, with previous employment in the semiconductor industry with Dominion Semiconductor (IBM/Toshiba) and Micron. Bert is a 1997 Chemistry graduate of Radford University in Virginia and an avid Washington DC Sports fan.

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