Non-Volatile Printed Memory (Printed Electronics Asia 2008)

Dr Nicklas Johansson, Senior Scientist Material Physics & Chemistry
Thin Film Electronics, Sweden
 
Oct 08, 2008.

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Presentation Summary

• Technologies for printed memories
• Ferroelectric polymer memories
• Recent progress
• Summary and outlook

Speaker Biography (Nicklas Johansson)

Nicklas Johansson is Business Development Manager at Thin Film Electronics AB and has worked there since 1998. The work at Thin Film Electronics has previously been aimed at developing so called hybrid polymer memories but since a few years the work is focused on printed memories. He received his Ph. D in Surface Physics and Chemistry at Linköping University in 1998 under the supervision of Prof. William Salaneck.

Company Profile (Thin Film Systems)

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Thinfilm is enabling the Internet of Everything through our NFC (near field communications) solutions. We provide consumer-focused NFC mobile marketing as well as industrial and supply chain solutions, including blockchain applications. Thinfilm delivers end-to-end support throughout the entire process, starting with the manufacturing of NFC tags using our roll-to-roll printed electronics production process. Our offering also includes our CNECT™ Cloud Platform, which captures data and provides actionable insights into consumer behavior and business logistics, as well as integration support to apply tags to physical items.
 
Thin Film Electronics ASA is a publicly listed company in Norway with global headquarters in Oslo, Norway; US headquarters in San Jose, California; and offices in Linköping, Sweden; San Francisco; London; Hamburg; Singapore; and Shanghai. For more information, visit www.thinfilmNFC.com External Link.
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