Speaker(s)
- Dr. Montray C. Leavy
Join us I Booth N0268, 4th floor
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Featured Presentation
Materials Innovation Advancing the Angstrom Era
September 7
Strategic Material Conference - Future Stage, 1F, TaiNEX 2
Materials innovation within the semiconductor industry has been a driving force from planar 2D MOSFET to the current 3D gate-all-around (GAA) transistor architectures. As we embark onto 500-layer flash memory designs and Angstrom level critical interconnect dimensions, the need for innovation will become even more important.
This presentation by Dr. Montray C. Leavy, Deputy CTO, will focus on Entegris’ approach to materials innovation. By integrating novel materials with co-optimized solutions, Entegris enables industry technology roadmaps and yield requirements while elevating delivery and process control.
SPEAKER:
Dr. Montray C. Leavy - Deputy CTO, Entegris
Dr. Montray Leavy is based in Singapore and leads the advanced technology engagement team responsible for cross-divisional strategy. In this role he plans and executes technical collaborative customer engagements for their most challenging applications while ensuring alignment to Entegris’ product portfolio. His team also identifies and implements next generation technologies and capabilities for the company.
Dr. Leavy joined Entegris in 2010 as part of our acquisition of ATMI, where he served as vice president of account technology, collaborating with customers to research and develop tailored materials solutions for a variety of processes. Prior to ATMI, Montray was director of process integration and electroplating technology at Touchdown Technologies, a Verigy Company.
Montray earned a Ph.D. in electrochemistry from the University of Mississippi.