The first fully printed, low cost, mass-producible ring oscillator (Printed Electronics USA 2005)

Dr Peter Eckerle, Project Leader Printed Electronics

BASF Future Business GmbH, Germany

Dec 07, 2005.

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Presentation Summary

Our mass printable ring oscillator
The issues that we encountered on our way
Our next steps to get to marketable products

Speaker Bio

Professional experience

Since Aug. 2005 BASF Future Business GmbH

Project Leader Printed Electronics

2002 - July 2005 BASF AG

Leader Industry Sector Marketing Europe

2000 - 2002 BASF AG

Leader Strategic IT investment planning BASF group

1998 - 2000 BASF AG

Internal Consulting

1994 - 1998 McKinsey&Company, Inc. Düsseldorf/Frankfurt

Management consultant, specialist for chemicals industry

1993 - 1994 Sumitomo Chemicals, Anegasaki, Japan

Postdoc

1992 - 1993 Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung Mülheim/Ruhr

Scientific assistant

Education

1990 - 1992 Max-Planck-Institut für Kohlenforschung Mülheim/Ruhr

PhD in organic and organometallic chemistry and catalysis

Particulars

Born December 10th 1964, Frankfurt am Main

Married, two children

Company Profile

BASF Future Business GmbH, a 100 percent subsidiary of BASF Aktiengesellschaft, was founded in April 2001. It aims to open up business areas with above-average growth rates that lie outside BASF's current activities. The company focuses on chemistry-based new materials, technologies and system solutions.

BASF Future Business GmbH commissions research from BASF's R&D units on the one hand, and, on the other hand, cooperates with startup companies, industrial partners, universities and potential customers. Further tools include acquisition of a direct stake, joint ventures, with partner companies or provision of venture capital via the subsidiary BASF Venture Capital GmbH.