![]() Dr Kerry Adams, Marketing Manager
DuPont (UK) Ltd
United Kingdom
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Apr 29, 2015.
Downloads![]() ![]() If you already have access, please [Login] Access is available via an IDTechEx Market Intelligence Subscription Presentation SummaryThe drive towards large area, fast and inexpensive processes for high volume Printed Electronics applications requires a step change in raw material performance. DuPont MCM has developed advanced nano-Ag conductors for screen and inkjet printing offering optimized conductivity (4x bulk Ag), line resolution (50 um) and adhesion on flexible substrates. Speaker Biography (Kerry Adams)Dr Kerry Adams has a degree in Chemistry and PhD in Organometallic chemistry from Bristol University, Post Doctoral work in Edinburgh University. He joined Coates Electrographics and spent 3 years in product development before joining DuPont Microcircuit Materials in Bristol as and R&D scientist developing polymeric inks for flexible substrates. He spent four years in this post before moving to DuPont Deutschland for a technical sales role with responsibility for Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Then returned to DuPont MCM in Bristol to continue in technical sales for UK and Ireland and a new position leading the New Business Development team. Company Profile (DuPont Microcircuit Materials)![]() DuPont Microcircuit Materials has 50 years of experience in the development, manufacture and sale of specialized inks for a wide variety of printed electronic applications in the display, photovoltaic, automotive, biomedical, telecommunication and consumer products markets. DuPont Microcircuit Materials will be exhibiting new nano-Ag ink-jet and screen printable inks suitable for demanding applications such as OLED lighting, touch screens, PV and conformal antennae, as well as the latest stretchable/formable ink developments designed for use in wearable and in-mold electronics applications. |