ASML is the world’s leading supplier of complex photolithography machines critical to the production of microchips. Their technology is heavily control-dependent and they are a Platinum Sponsor of CCTA2025. Dr Liane Matthes from ASML will be presenting the opening plenary explaining some of the automation and control powering ASML’s Extreme Ultra-Violet (EUV) light sources, a part of the ASML business which is driven from their San Diego branch.

ASML is also a research centered company and is keen to keep abreast of the existing and emerging talent in the control sector. CCTA provides an opportunity to do this in person. If you have an interest in having ASML consider your CV for their own talent engagement program, a link from this website will be available to submit your contact email address and a short document for their consideration. They will then organize to meet with you if you look like a possible good match.

CCTA is attended by researchers from many industry sectors, which provides an opportunity for students to get to know industry and vice versa.

During the lunch break on Monday, 12:00-13:30, the California Ballroom A will be devoted to panels for students, paid registrants and unregistered, to display a poster of their Late Breaking Results. The aim is for conference attendees, especially including industry people, to see this work and engage with the presenters.
To participate, you will have to register via the student portal on the CCTA2025 website, at least by August 18, indicating whether you will bring a poster. A link will be provided shortly.

CCTA2025 Industry Chair, Mehmet Mercangöz, will moderate a panel discussion with several senior industry leaders in the control sector. The format will allow time for questions from the audience and, of course, follow up later including at the Conference Dinner.

All conference participants are invited.