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Manufacturing Issues Related to Fabricating a Flexible Display
 Dr Steven Droes, Member of Technical Staff
Sharp Laboratories of America Inc, United States
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given at Printed Electronics Europe 2007 on Apr 18, 2007.
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Steven Droes is currently a Senior Engineer in the LCD Process Development Group, Sharp Laboratories of America, Camas, WA. Since joining Sharp in 2000, he has been involved in a variety of research efforts relating to LCD process technology development. His experience covers many areas in LCD technology ranging from equipment installation and qualification to process development, thin film characterization, process integration, and TFT fabrication and analysis. His current research focuses on applications of wafer bonding to allow the realization of high performance transistors on a variety of substrates. Steve's educational background is in chemical engineering. He received his B.S. from the University of Nevada-Reno, the M.S. from Vanderbilt University in Nashville Tennessee, and the Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque. Presentation SummaryCompany ProfileFounded in 1995, Sharp Labs is Sharp Corporation's first and only U.S.-based research and development laboratory. From the start, we've had exceptional autonomy to focus on the trends, technology issues, and product demands of North American markets and to develop technologies to match. This perspective has led to breakthrough innovations that have found their way into Sharp products sold throughout the world. Having filed more than 2,000 patent applications since our founding, Sharp Labs aims high, toward ideas that can profoundly affect how people interact with and benefit from technology. That's an expectation innate to the values of Sharp Corporation, the company which developed the first practical handheld calculators, flat panel displays, and the cell phone camera to name but a few.
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