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	SPONSORS 2009
Sponsor Name	This years event is now available for sponsorship. Find out more download your form here >> a more general overview is available here >>
	Principal Sponsors
Welsh Electronics Forum	The Welsh Electronics Forum acts on behalf of the broad technology industry, including the semiconductor companies, in Wales. We seek to promote worldwide confidence in Welsh companies and believe in strength through partnerships. We promote strong, positive relationships amongst the electronics community. We work closely with key organisations, such as the Welsh Assembly Government and the UK Electronics Alliance, to raise our image throughout the world as a dynamic wealth- and employment-creating industry. Our web address is: www.welsh-electronics.com.

Welsh Assembly Government	The Welsh Assembly Government is committed to helping companies prosper in Wales. Strong, innovative and competitive businesses are essential for our economy. A thriving economy raises standards of living and brings better health and well-being to the people and communities. Our approach for realising this vision is built around Wales’ core strengths: an increasingly skilled, innovative and entrepreneurial workforce; an advanced technology and knowledge base; strong communities; a stunning natural environment; and an exceptional quality of life.

JEMI UK Ltd	JEMI UK is the Joint Equipment and Materials Initiative. It is the only association truly representing the interests of manufacturers and suppliers of equipment, materials and services for Semiconductor production across the UK. Our Offices are based in Edinburgh, Scotland from where we co-ordinate a wide range of activities to further the interests of the industry and members.
	Event Sponsors
Scottish Microelectronics Centre	The SMC is Scotland’s world class centre in the semiconductor and MEMS industry which provides Research & Development, Analytical, Processing, and delivering specialist support to companies ranging from start-ups through to the multinationals. The SMC is a state-of-the-art facility and includes both clean room facilities and office space, an extensive tool set with first class support programmes and access to academic support from the 5* rated Institute of Micro and Nano Technology of The University of Edinburgh.

Kratos
	Media Sponsors
IOP Publishing	The Institute of Physics is a scientific membership organisation devoted to increasing the understanding and application of physics. It has an extensive worldwide membership (currently over 34,000) and is a leading communicator of physics with all audiences from specialists through government to the general public. Its publishing company, IOP Publishing, is a world leader in scientific publishing and the electronic dissemination of physics.

Future Fab	Beginning with Issue 24, Future Fab International, has now become one of the semiconductor industry's first exclusively digital publications. Future Fab is the first magazine to reunite the fragmented Design/Fab/Packaging sectors

EuroAsia Magazine	EuroAsia Semiconductor has established itself over its nearly 30 year history as the only monthly magazine focusing exclusively on equipment and materials for the microelectronics production industry in Europe. Core editorial coverage includes equipment and materials technology for the manufacturing and processing of semiconductor wafers into integrated circuits (including IC design). Editorial coverage is global but with a distinctive European flavour. Distribution is free to individuals working in the semiconductor industry, academia or support organizations throughout Europe(including Israel, Malta and Morocco).

Semi Directory	Semi-Directory is an industry leading semiconductor buyers guide and educational resource. Listing thousands of suppliers and vendors, it serves as an extensive information repository with advanced features such as a cutting edge events calendar including ‘call for paper’ deadlines, technical paper downloads, press releases, product overviews, and a comprehensive semiconductor organization directory.
	Supported by
Nanotechnology Knowledge Transfer Network (KTN)	The Nanotechnology KTN was established by the Technology Strategy Board (TSB) as a successor to the MNT Network. The Nanotechnology KTN facilitates the transfer of knowledge and experience between industry and research, offering companies dealing in small-scale technology access to information on new processes, patents and funding as well as keeping up-to-date with industry regulation. The four broad areas that the KTN focuses on are: Promoting and facilitating knowledge exchange Supporting the growth of UK capabilities Raising awareness of Nanotechnology Providing thought leadership and input to UK policy and strategy These four offerings are targeted at growing and strengthening the micro and nanotechnologies (MNT) community.

SEMI	SEMI is the global industry association serving companies that provide equipment, materials and services used to manufacture semiconductors, displays, photovoltaics, nano-scaled structures, micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) and related technologies. Europe features 11% of the global membership with 240 members.

UK Displays and Lighting KTN

UK Sensors and Instrumentation

Photonics KTN

NPL


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