Commercial Printed Electronic Device for Flow Cytometry (Printed Electronics USA 2012)

* Processes used to commercialize printed electronic devices.

* Introduction to Flow Cytometry: a method to count particles in suspension.

* How printed electronics has enabled a cost effective unique laboratory test for particle counting.

Dr. Gordon Smith is the Chief Technology Officer for GSI Technologies, LLC. As the head of the Functional Printing Division, Gordon has responsibility for ensuring the capabilities at GSI Technologies are best in class to assist printed electronics customers scale products off the lab bench and into production. Gordon has spent the majority of his 20+ year career developing and commercializing unique products within a broad scope of markets including printing & publishing, semiconductors, microelectronics packaging, high density circuits, optical storage, displays, and 3D printing. Through his career, Gordon has presented at a broad range of conferences covering material science related topics, and is the inventor or co-inventor on 11 US Patents. Gordon holds a BS in Chemical Engineering from the Michigan Technological University, an MS and ScD in Chemical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

GSI Technologies, LLC has been an intelligent printing partner for Functional Printing and Industrial Graphic Products for over 25 years. Our extensive printing experience, dedication to customer satisfaction and our capital resources enables us to provide our customers with the highest levels of quality, service and value. Within the Functional Printing segment, GSI Technologies is a leader in printed electronics. Our unique "Lab to Fab®" business model enables companies with emerging technology and applications to finalize development and efficiently scale into production. GSI is registered to ISO9001:2008 standards. GSI Technologies, LLC - where Intelligent Printing is the intelligent choice.