Physics | Mechanical Engineering internship: particle bouncing model validation

Veldhovenonsitejunior

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Introduction Within the Wafer Defectivity team at ASML in Veldhoven, you will help improve the reliability of advanced semiconductor manufacturing systems. Dust particles can land on silicon wafers and affect the performance of computer chips. The team investigates where particles originate and develops long-term solutions to reduce particle contamination. In this internship, you will contribute to a better understanding of particle-surface interactions and help improve prediction models for particle transport and trapping. Your assignment In this internship, you will support research on particle bouncing behavior to improve the understanding of particle-surface interactions.…

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