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Subhagata Mukherjee (Subho) is a global leader with broad experience in sustainability, strategy, technology and innovation management, organizational transformation and leadership positioning at large multinational organizations which have long history of impact at scale on society through technology.

At Nokia, Subho is the Vice President & Global Head of Sustainability and leads the company’s global sustainability strategy, programs, and initiatives, including its overall Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) responsibilities. Subho’s focus areas include climate, circularity, bridging digital divide, industrial decarbonization, responsible supply chain, human rights, responsible use of technology and new incubations in climate and nature related technologies.

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Stephen is the Senior Technical Fellow for Sustainability at TechInsights, offering expertise on carbon impact across the full technology life cycle, with deep insight into semiconductor manufacturing process flows and associated emissions. With over 20 years in semiconductors, he is an internationally recognized researcher. He was awarded best paper for the IEEE Journal Transactions on Power Electronics paper “High Temperature Electrical and Thermal Aging Performance and Application Considerations for SiC power DMOSFETs”. He led an exploratory research project in gallium oxide for power devices, presenting findings to the Royal Institution, London. While working in industry, he led the development of a new silicon IGBT product line and instigated a research and development project to use silicon carbide JFETs in circuit protection applications.

Dr. Thomas Bauer works at ams OSRAM, where he focuses on the application of artificial intelligence in semiconductor manufacturing. His work centers on image‑based inspection, yield improvement, and the deployment of scalable AI solutions in high‑volume production environments.

He leads cross‑functional initiatives at the interface of manufacturing, automation, and data science, with the goal of translating AI methods into measurable operational and sustainability impact.

In this role, he drives the VisionIQ initiative, a unified AI vision approach designed to reduce scrap, improve yield, and enable more resource‑efficient semiconductor manufacturing.

Sebastian Liebischer is an innovation manager in the chemical industry specializing in high‑purity silicon processing and industrial etching technologies. He contributes to large‑scale innovation projects, focusing on scalable, high‑quality, and sustainable manufacturing solutions.

Luca graduated in electronics engineering from Padua University. He joined STMicroelectronics (then SGS-Thomson) as a switched-mode power converter designer in 1995. In 2001, he began working for an internal startup dedicated to MEMS development, where he managed marketing and business management functions. When MEMS became established within ST, he focused on market promotion and internal and external communications related to MEMS products and technologies. In 2023, he took on a new role and became responsible for sustainability strategies and tactics for one of ST’s product groups. In this role, he focuses on new product development that minimizes environmental impact throughout the product life cycle and promotes well-being and inclusion policies. Luca is firmly convinced that we do not inherit the earth from previous generations; instead, we borrow it from future generations and must return it in the same condition as we received it. He also believes that everyone has the right to live peacefully and happily.

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Dr. Wolfgang Nüchter studied physics at the University of Stuttgart and earned his doctorate in materials science at the Max Planck Institute for Metal Research. After joining Bosch in research and advanced development, he held various line and project management positions. Since 2022, he has been responsible for the sustainability strategy in the Mobility Electronics business sector of Robert Bosch GmbH, which covers both the manufacturing of electronic control units and semiconductor devices (MEMS, IC, SiC). His focus is on the decarbonization of sites and products across the portfolio, as well as on organizational transformation.