Looking Back At Iwgo | Connecting The World, Expanding Horizons, And We Invite You To See Us Again Next Time.


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2024-06-03

Looking back at the German International Symposium on Gallium Oxide and Related Materials

Looking Back At Iwgo | Connecting The World, Expanding Horizons, And We Invite You To See Us Again Next Time.

The 5th International Workshop on Gallium Oxide and Related Materials (IWGO) was held at the Berlin Museum of Art and Design in Germany from May 26th to 31st, 2024.

IWGO is a premier international forum for gallium oxide and related materials, held biennially, covering the latest developments in physics and oxide-related technologies. The workshop brings together scientists and engineers from around the world engaged in research across all aspects of materials and device technologies.

Key participants included leading international gallium oxide research institutes and companies such as ikz (Leibniz Institute), PDI (Paul Drew Institute), and NCT.

Let's take a look back at the keynote speeches and the exchange scenes at the exhibition area!

 

 

GAO Semiconductor, a leading professional technology innovation enterprise in China's gallium oxide industry, participated in the exhibition with physical samples including a 2-inch UID sample and a 4-inch Sn-doped sample. They also engaged in discussions and candid exchanges with gallium oxide research institutions from Germany, the United States, France, India, Japan, South Korea, and other countries.

This international exhibition marks GAO Semiconductor's first major foray into the industry, showcasing its accumulated strength and demonstrating its independence and self-reliance. It also symbolizes its vigorous, pragmatic, and pioneering spirit.

Exhibits Display

▲This exhibition showcases 4-inch Sn-doped and 2-inch UID gallium oxide single-crystal substrates.

 

Photo Collection

▲During the seminar, in-depth exchanges and discussions were held with people from all walks of life.

 

Important Visitors

▲Director of the Crystallography Institute, IKZ (Leibniz Institute), Germany

Dr. Thomas Schroeder was one of the earliest and most renowned scholars to conduct research on gallium oxide crystals, frequently appearing as a guest speaker at major crystal forums.

He had in-depth discussions with Dr. Schroeder regarding the advantages and disadvantages of the CZ and EFG methods and their future development trends, and affirmed Dr. Schroeder's performance in EFG.

 

▲NCT President Kuramata

NCT is the world's No.1 gallium oxide company. Its president, Kuramata, took a break from the conference to carefully visit the Gallium Oxide (GaO) booth in Berlin and interacted with the GaO team. He gave a very positive review of GaO's samples! He conducted a close-up observation from multiple perspectives, meticulously inquiring about the product's characteristics and specifications, and asked about GaO's current development, research analysis, and future trends. He also expressed his sincere respect for the GaO team led by Professor Tang Weihua.

 

This international exhibition broadened our horizons and increased our knowledge, enabling us to better seize innovation opportunities and accelerate improvements. We were able to grasp the latest trends in the international gallium oxide industry, laying the foundation for future high-quality development.

The seminar concluded successfully. Goodbye.

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