Abstract Submission

Exploration of traditional and emerging semiconductor materials (e.g., silicon, gallium nitride, graphene) and their impact on performance and scalability.

The role of semiconductors in the development of quantum computing, focusing on quantum chips and their integration into traditional computing systems.

Applications of nanotechnology in semiconductor fabrication, including nanowires, quantum dots, and their role in developing smaller, more efficient chips.

Innovations in chip fabrication processes, such as advanced photolithography, EUV (extreme ultraviolet) lithography, and 3D chip stacking.

Specialized chips designed for AI/ML tasks (e.g., GPUs, TPUs), including architectural improvements and their role in accelerating data processing and decision-making.

The role of microchips in the expansion of 5G networks, including low-latency, high-speed data transmission, and next-generation wireless communication.

Focus on developing semiconductors that reduce power consumption, which is critical for mobile devices, data centers, and energy-conscious technologies.

Semiconductors for edge devices, with an emphasis on low power, low cost, and the processing of data near the source in IoT and smart devices.

The role of semiconductors in autonomous vehicles, from sensors and processors to decision-making algorithms and system integration.

Addressing the environmental challenges of semiconductor manufacturing, including resource consumption, waste management, and sustainable practices.

The impact of global trade policies, semiconductor shortages, and strategies for resilient supply chains, including reshoring and diversification in production.