11th International Workshop on Semiconductor Oxides (IWSO-2025)
Join us at Arizona State University, March 2-6, 2025.
Message from the Chair of IWSO11 (Farida Selim):
The aim of this workshop is to provide a platform for oxide semiconductor researchers from all over the world from academia and industry to present their latest research results, communicate new ideas with colleague’s face to face, and find partners for future collaboration. The workshop will connect the latest research of academia with industry focus and interest. The highlight of the meeting is the latest developments in oxide semiconductors and transparent conducting oxides such as Ga2O3, ZnO, SnO, SrTiO3, etc. and their alloys, covering materials and devices.
Old Main at ASU Tempe campus:
The workshop will take place in ASU’s Old Main building, the oldest building on campus and is also is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Parking Information:
- Closest Parking option: The Fulton Center Parking Structure is the nearest parking facility to Old Main, the venue for both the semiconductor school and the workshop.
- Please keep in mind that parking at the Fulton Center Parking Structure is subject to regular parking rates: https://cfo.asu.edu/daily-and-hourly
- Other Parking options at Tempe campus: Apache Boulevard, Novus, Packard Drive, Rural Road, Stadium, Tyler Street and University Towers garages.
Featured speakers:
Masataka Higashiwaki, Japan
Robert Nemanich, USA
Zbigniew Galazka, Germany
Industry invited speakers:
Milan Pešić, Applied Materials, USA
Kohei Sasaki, Novel Crystal Technology, Japan
Sponsored by:
Registration fees:
- Early bird: $550 before Feb. 16, 2025.
- After Feb. 16: $650.
- Student fee: $200 ($250 after Feb. 7, 2025).
- Banquet: $65.
- Semiconductor school fees: $80.
Attend Semiconductor School
A semiconductor school will be conducted one day prior to the workshop featuring lectures delivered by eminent scientists from both academia and industry. It will be directed towards beginners and professionals interested in hearing from distinguished experts in the field. IWSO11 will provide the school attendants a certificate for professional development to strengthen your CV!
Conference topics
- Metal oxide photoresists
- Radiation effects
- Phase transformation in oxide semiconductors
- Compensating defects and transition levels
- Bulk crystals and thin films growth
- Alloys (e.g. AlGa2O3, ZnMgO, IGZO)
- Oxide semiconductors for high power devices and optoelectronics
- Transparent conducting oxides
- Band structure
- Electrical and Optical properties
- Surface and interface electronic properties
- Defect studies by positron annihilation spectroscopy and other techniques
- Defect Modeling
- Doping
- Schottky junction formation and devices
- Diluted semiconductors for spintronic devices
- TFTs for display applications
- High frequency transistors
- Optoelectronic
- Piezoelectric, acousto-optic, gas, chemical and biosensors
- Polarization engineered device concepts
- Oxide semiconductor nanostructures and thin film
Connect with top employers
The IWSO-2025 workshop will host a job and career fair, which will be held throughout the entire workshop. Students and postgraduates, as well as semiconductor scientists are welcome to email their CVs, which will be made available to academia, research labs and industry.
We also welcome those who are attending the workshop to post job descriptions and CVs during the entire event. Several big companies are also invited to the meeting. Job interviews will also be facilitated during the event.
U.S. organization committee
- Farida Selim, Arizona State University, Chair
- Terry Alford, Arizona State University
- Leonard Brillson, Ohio State University
- Sandwip Dey, Arizona State University
- Jianlin Liu, University of California Riverside
- Yicheng Lu, Rutgers University
- Jamie Phillips, University of Delaware
- Ali Sayir, Air Force Office of Scientific Research
- Seth Ariel Tongay, Arizona State University
- Blas Uberuaga, Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Yongqiang Wang, Los Alamos National Laboratory
International advisory committee
- Yicheng Lu, U.S., Chair
- Len Brillson, U.S.
- Jean Michel Chauveau, France
- Shigefusa F. Chichibu, Japan
- Xiaolong Du, China
- Elżbieta Guziewicz, Poland
- Axel Hoffmann, Germany
- Andrej Kuznetsov, Norway
- David D. Look, U.S.
- Christian Morhain, France
- Seong-Ju Park, Korea
- Farida Selim, U.S.
- Chih-Chung Yang, Taiwan
Contact
For any questions regarding the workshop, contact:
Student organizing committee
Himasha Appuhami
Thai hang Chung
Willem Hurley
