Silicon Chemical Seminar
2026-02-19 01:00:33

Comprehensive Live Seminar on the Basics and Applications of Silicon Chemical Products

Discover the World of Silicon Chemicals



On March 27, 2026, CMC Research is hosting a highly informative online seminar titled "Understanding the Basics and Applications of Silicon Chemical Products - A Systematic Study from Silicon to Silicone". This event will provide valuable insights from renowned instructor Shigeru Koshibe, President of iPack Co., Ltd. The seminar aims to demystify the complexities surrounding silicon-based chemical products, which are frequently misunderstood in everyday contexts.

Understanding the Basics of Silicon Chemistry


Silicon, represented by the symbol Si, is abundant on Earth and plays a crucial role in various industries through silicon chemical products. These products can be categorized into inorganic (like silicon) and organic types (like silicone). Typical everyday organic products, often seen in items like soft contact lenses and sealants, are based on silicone. On the other hand, the main inorganic product, silicon, is extensively used in advanced fields including semiconductors.

Despite their widespread use, comprehensive information about these silicon chemical products is often lacking, leading to confusion among consumers. Certain terms are frequently misapplied in society; for instance, the common mistake of referring to silicone-based products as silicon-based. This seminar seeks to systematically explain the fundamental information regarding silicon chemistry and its relevant technologies, linking the basics to applications in various sectors.

Seminar Details


  • - Date: March 27, 2026
  • - Time: 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM (JST)
  • - Format: Live streaming via Zoom (materials included)
  • - Target Audience:
- Individuals interested in silicon chemistry (both inorganic and organic)
- Professionals seeking foundational knowledge about silicon chemical products
- Those curious about the everyday use of these products
- Participants focusing on advanced field applications (such as semiconductors and optics)

Gaining Knowledge through Participation


Participants can expect to enhance their understanding through the following topics covered in the seminar:
1. General knowledge about silicon chemical products (materials, manufacturing processes, properties, applications)
2. Everyday uses of silicon chemicals, including examples of silicone products
3. The role and applications of silicon chemical products in cutting-edge fields like optics and semiconductors

Instructor Background


Shigeru Koshibe, the esteemed instructor of this seminar, has an extensive background in silicon chemistry and is positioned as the leader of iPack Co., Ltd. With a career that began after graduating from Osaka University in 1974, Koshibe has contributed notably to the development of semiconductor packaging materials and other products. He has published numerous articles and conducted over 200 seminars in the field, making him a highly respected authority in the industry.

Registration and Fee Information


The fee for general participants is 44,000 yen (tax included), with discounts available for newsletter subscribers (39,600 yen) and academic participants (26,400 yen). For registration details, please visit CMC Research's official website. Attendees will receive a URL via email for viewing the seminar after signup. Please note that recording or filming during the event is strictly prohibited.

By attending this seminar, you will equip yourself with a wealth of knowledge that can be applicable in both research and business contexts. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of silicon chemical products and their application in our daily lives and advanced technologies!

For further information and to register, please click here.


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