Sponsors & Exhibitors
Commercial opportunities
Choose from a variety of sponsorship and commercial options to raise your profile and position your company as a thought leader in the community.
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Reasons why being a sponsor is a brilliant marketing strategy
Highly targeted marketing – reach your community
Brand awareness & recognition – logo and advertisement placement
Access to knowledge – find out about new research being undertaken
Engage with your audience – at the event and online
Media exposure - benefit from being promoted throughout Elsevier’s marketing process
Enhance credibility – highlight your company’s expertise to a captive audience
Generate new sales & form new partnerships – with registrants, vendors and speakers
Leveraged lead generation - the chance to be recommended to attendees’ connections
An exhibition will run alongside the conference sessions. Space is available on a first-come, first-served basis. In addition, a range of commercial sponsorship opportunities are available.
To discuss your requirements or to book sponsorship or exhibit space please contact:
Ian Morley Conference Sponsorship Sales Executive T: +44 (0)1590 641959 M: +44 (0)7747 541 955 Email: [email protected]opens in new tab/window
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Exhibitors
EDP Corporation
EDP Corporation is a pioneering Japanese supplier of planar single crystal diamond substrates, with the expertise to fabricate large diamond single crystals suitable for application in various diamond devices. EDP has also commercialized heavily boron-doped substrates and epitaxial substrates with lightly boron-doped, heavily boron-doped, and high-purity layers. This range of substrates and epitaxial layers contributes to various diamond device developments, including high-power, high-frequency, and quantum devices. Recent advances include 1-inch single crystal wafers and 53×53mm mosaic crystal substrates, paving the way toward 2-inch wafer commercialization and opening new possibilities for the large-scale production of diamond devices. Visit the EDP booth to explore our full substrate portfolio and discuss how our diamond substrates can support your research goals.
HiQuTe Diamond
HiQuTe Diamond develops and supplies high-quality synthetic diamond materials for quantum technologies, semiconductors, and power electronics. The company has developed patented diamond growth and defect-reduction techniques to scale wafer size while preserving crystal quality. Its diamond plates and wafers enable high-performance quantum sensors, improved chip thermal management, and more energy-efficient electronic devices. HiQuTe Diamond is based in Île-de-France and serves industrial companies, startups, and leading research institutions.
Rigaku
Founded in Tokyo in 1951, Rigaku is a world-renowned provider of analytical and industrial measurement technology. With more than 1,800 employees in over 60 countries, Rigaku serves diverse industries such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, semiconductor manufacturing and environmental sciences. Rigaku's products, which include X-ray diffraction, X-ray fluorescence spectrometry, Raman spectroscopy and computed tomography, are used for material characterization, quality control and process optimization.
SAIREM Since 1978, SAIREM has been designing innovative solutions for industry using microwave and RF technology: generators, high-performance industrial machines, and related services. The company offers one of the most advanced ranges for thermal processing and plasma generation. SAIREM has developed a new generation of solid-state generators and cutting-edge plasma sources, capable of producing very high-density plasmas. These systems support a wide variety of applications including diamond synthesis by CVD, etching, PE-CVD, PE-ALD, PE-ALE.
Seki Diamond Systems
Seki Diamond Systems is the leading provider of CVD diamond reactors — offering the industry’s broadest selection of Microwave Plasma CVD Systems, Hot-Filament CVD Systems, and Low Temperature CVD Systems. Since the mid-90s, and the technology of commercial MWCVD reactors proposed by ASTeX, our group, Seki Diamond Systems, became the first manufacturer of turnkey production systems for diamond research and industry. Since those days, we have continued to develop, innovate, manufacture, and distribute several hundred systems used worldwide.
We are proud to serve a large global network of leading diamond technology scientists and engineers who employ our systems for advanced research and commercial production in many fields, from semiconductor manufacturing to communications, from defence electronics to test and measurement and more.
Supreme
Supreme is among the world's leading manufacturers of advanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) diamond materials, operating more than 700 proprietary Microwave Plasma Chemical Vapor Deposition (MPCVD) reactors. The company produces single-crystal diamond substrates up to 25 × 25 mm and polycrystalline diamond wafers up to 4 inches in diameter.
The company's expertise spans the growth of electronic-grade ultra-high-purity diamond, optical-grade diamond, thermal management substrates, mechanical-grade diamond, and boron- and phosphorus-doped diamond in both free-standing and epitaxial forms. Its vertically integrated capabilities include proprietary MPCVD reactor design and manufacturing, diamond growth, laser slicing, precision polishing, and comprehensive material characterization.
Supreme also designs and supplies proprietary 12 kW, 2.45 GHz MPCVD systems for industrial and research applications. These turnkey solutions are available with integrated laser processing and precision polishing systems for Industry and Academia.
