Institute of Science Tokyo: Professor Yasuyuki Miyamoto
Advancing high-speed transistors with InP and GaN, Professor Yasuyuki Miyamoto explores the future of compound semiconductors and shares insights on Samco’s key role in research.
Samco’s Interviews feature conversations with leading university professors and industry professionals, offering insights into current advancements and research in semiconductor technology. These interviews dive into topics ranging from innovative applications of photonics and quantum materials to the latest trends in fabrication technologies. Ideal for both industry experts and enthusiasts, our interviews spotlight thought leaders and highlight collaborative advancements shaping the future of technology.
Kyushu University – CSeDE: Professor Reiji Hattori
Research at Kyushu University explores next-gen display electronics, from AR/VR and micro-LEDs to retinal scanning and semiconductor devices.
Northwestern University – NUFAB: Nasir Basit, PhD.
Micro- and nanoscale device research, deposition and etching processes using RIE and PECVD for advanced structures.
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST): Takahiro Mori Ph.D.
Research on silicon spin qubits for quantum computing, using PD-2201LC, RIE-400iPC, and RIE-230LC.
ICFO: Dr. Johann Osmond
Nanophotonics research, advanced applications, and the role of RIE-10NR in ICFO’s photonics projects.
RIKEN: Dr. Takuo Tanaka
Optical metamaterials research, including nanostructures for light manipulation and high-sensitivity molecular detection, using Samco’s RIE-400iP.
Toyohashi University of Technology: Dr. Hiroto Sekiguchi
Bio-implantable microLED devices using RIE-200NL and PD-220NL systems.
Osaka Metropolitan University: Professor Masataka Higashiwaki, Ph.D.
Research on Ga₂O₃ devices using RIE-200NL and other systems.
Hokkaido University: Professor Yasutaka Matsuo
Nano, micro-fabrication technology and materials development and thermal ALD for photochemistry.
Kyushu University (I²CNER): Dr. Shigenori Fujikawa
Aqua Plasma® used for surface
modification of CO2 separation
nanomembranes.
The University of Tokyo: Dr. Satoshi Iwamoto and Photonics Research
Topological, diamond, and quantum nanophotonics, redefining light control and driving next-generation photonic innovation.