Dive into the World of Silicon Chemicals
The upcoming seminar titled
"Silicon Chemicals from Daily Use to Cutting-Edge Applications: A Complete Guide" will be held on
October 26, 2026, from 10:30 to 16:30 (JST) through a
Zoom live stream. This informative session, organized by
CMC Research, promises to be a comprehensive exploration of silicon and silicone chemicals, their production methods, properties, and applications in various industries. Led by
Shigeru Koshibe, the President of
iPack Ltd., the seminar aims to cater to professionals interested in the manufacturing techniques and advanced applications of silicon chemicals.
What to Expect from the Seminar
Key Insights
Participants can expect a thorough understanding of:
- - Fundamental knowledge about silicon chemicals, including specifications such as raw materials, production methods, and characteristics.
- - Applications of silicon chemicals in everyday products, like sanitary wares and cooking utensils.
- - The role and use of silicon chemicals in advanced fields, including optics and semiconductors.
Target Audience
This seminar is designed for:
- - Those interested in the manufacturing methods of silicon chemicals (from silicon to silica, including silicone).
- - Industry stakeholders seeking systematic technical information about silicon chemicals.
- - Anyone keen on exploring the utilization of silicon chemicals from common to advanced applications.
Seminar Schedule
The program will include several main topics with breaks included:
1. Overview of Silicon Chemistry
1. Definition of Silicon
2. Difference between Silicon and Silicone
3. Product classifications
2. Silicon Production Techniques
1. Types: Monocrystalline, Polycrystalline, Amorphous
2. Methods: Metallic Silicon to Polycrystalline production
3. Uses: As raw materials for silicon chemical products and in high-purity applications such as solar cells
3. Introduction to Silanes
1. Types: Inorganic and Organic Silane
2. Production Techniques
3. Uses in semiconductor wafers and quartz fibers
4. Silicone Products
1. Classifications: Fluids, Solids, Materials (like greases)
2. Manufacturing processes
3. Applications: in cavities, greases, optical materials, and semiconductor materials
5. Advanced Materials and Applications
1. Overview: Raw materials, types, sizes
2. Production technologies: Crystallization, melting, burning, etc.
3. Uses in fields such as optics and semiconductors
While the seminar explores varying aspects of silicon chemistry, a dedicated Q&A session will provide opportunities for participants to clarify their queries, behind every knowledge nucleus lies an opportunity to extend existing applications or develop new ones, especially in research or work settings.
Registration Details
Interested participants can register via the
CMC Research seminar page, where you can find further details and apply for the seminar. Upon registering, a link to access the streaming session will be emailed to you. Fees for the seminar are as follows:
- - General Admission: ¥55,000 (tax included)
- - Subscribers of the newsletter: ¥49,500 (tax included)
- - Academic Participants: ¥26,400 (tax included)
Note: Recording or photographing during the seminar will not be permitted.
About the Speaker: Shigeru Koshibe
Shigeru Koshibe is a leading figure in the field of silicon chemicals, with an educational background from Osaka University. His career includes significant roles in semiconductor packaging development and various contributions to both industry and academic literature, boasting over 200 seminar presentations and more than 60 published works on semiconductor packaging and material technologies.
Through this seminar, attendees will gain valuable insights into the multifaceted nature of silicon chemicals, bridging the gap between everyday use and cutting-edge innovations.
Conclusion
Join us on October 26th to delve deep into the vital role silicon chemicals play in daily life and cutting-edge industries. This seminar marks a great learning opportunity not to be missed. For further considerations, don’t hesitate to apply soon!