张江实验室/甬江实验室/矽磐微/凯诺中星/天璇新材料等产学研单位确认出席

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 TrendBank (Fifth) Photoresist Materials Industry Conference will be held on July 9-10, 2025, in Hefei, Anhui, focusing on the collaboration between industry, academia, and research to promote industry development [15][9]. Conference Overview - The conference will feature over 20 speakers from the photoresist materials industry, covering various topics related to application terminals, materials, equipment, and processes, providing new insights and prospects for the industry [8][10]. - The event aims to create an interactive platform for upstream and downstream supply chain connections [10]. Agenda Highlights - The agenda includes sessions on advanced lithography technology, market analysis of the Chinese photoresist market, and discussions on challenges and opportunities in new display technologies [5][7]. - Specific topics include the latest advancements in extreme ultraviolet lithography technology, electron beam lithography, and the development of new photoresists for displays [5][7]. Industry Context - The photoresist materials market is characterized by increasing global competition, accelerated technological innovation, and rising barriers to technology protection [13][14]. - The demand for high-performance and high-precision manufacturing processes in the semiconductor chip industry is driving the need for advancements in photoresist materials [14]. Participation and Registration - The conference is expected to host around 300 participants, with registration fees set at RMB 2600 before June 30 and RMB 2800 thereafter [11][9]. - Participants will receive conference materials, guest speaker presentations, and access to meals and a banquet [11]. Background and Significance - The development of the photoresist materials market is crucial for achieving breakthroughs in cutting-edge technology and ensuring the stability and diversification of the supply chain [14]. - Recent government policies at various levels aim to create a favorable environment for the growth of the photoresist materials industry, emphasizing the importance of achieving "win-win" scenarios across the industry chain [14].