Resonac Inc. and Yokohama National University signed a comprehensive collaboration agreement on April 21, 2025, with the aim of improving the technology and value of next-generation semiconductors through research and development and human resource development that will contribute to the future development of the semiconductor industry.
The two companies have been working together for some time, and by further strengthening their collaborative relationship, they aim to benefit the semiconductor industry and human resource development through the fruits of their collaboration, thereby making further contributions to society.
Cooperation matters under this agreement
Research, development and social implementation of materials required for next-generation semiconductors
Human resource exchange and development to advance advanced research into next-generation semiconductors
Other matters deemed to contribute to this purpose.
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Resonac Inc. and Yokohama National University have been discussing research and co-creation related to materials and processes in semiconductor post-processing.
Resonac Co., Ltd. has a wide selection of semiconductor materials with world-class shares, and has research and development facilities equipped with cutting-edge semiconductor post-processing equipment. In addition, the company is actively engaged in consortium activities with the corporate vision of being a co-creation-type chemical company. Yokohama National University will establish the Semiconductor and Quantum Integrated Electronics Research Center within the Institute for Advanced Research in 2024, aiming to establish a research base that will take on domestic and international leadership in the research and development of advanced heterogeneous integration technology that integrates dissimilar devices. By further deepening the collaboration between the two parties, we aim to create various pioneering research results and industrialize new technologies, such as developing new 3D packaging technology that achieves high speed and low power consumption of semiconductor chiplets and building sustainable process technology, and we will also develop practical human resource exchange and development activities that take advantage of the location of the research base in the Yokohama/Kawasaki waterfront area.
Through these new co-creation activities, we aim to contribute to society.
SOURCE: PRTimes
