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Agenda

Tuesday, 02 Oct 2012

	Keynote
08:30	IDTechEx Flexible, Printed and Organic Electronics: Forecasts and Opportunities 2012-2022 Mr Raghu Das, CEO IDTechEx United Kingdom
08:55	Samsung Advanced Institute of Tech Thiophene and Thiazole copolymer based Organic Semiconductor Inks for Printed Electronics Dr Bang-lin Lee, R&D Staff Member Samsung Advanced Institute of Tech Korea
09:20	Merck Ltd Printed Electronics Activities at Merck Dr Sabine Renker, Head of AT R&D Merck Ltd Japan
09:45	Konica Minolta Advanced Layers Application of Printed Electronics Technologies to OLED Lighting Masanobu Miyoshi, General Manager - Advanced Film Division Konica Minolta Advanced Layers Japan
10:10	National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science Study of Organic Semiconductors at AIST toward Flexible Printed Electronics Dr Tatsuo Hasegawa, Deputy Director National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science Japan
10:35	Break
	End User
11:05	Diageo Harnessing e-technologies to change how consumers interact with premium drinks brands Mr Steven Williams, Pack & Dispense Innovation Manager Diageo United Kingdom
11:30	DECATHLON SA Opportunities of Printed Electronics for Sport Products Mr Antoine Ravise, R&D Engineer DECATHLON SA France
11:55	US Army ARDEC Advancement of Printed Technologies for Increased Effectiveness and Cost Reduction on Military Systems Mr James Zunino, ARDEC Project Officer / Materials Engineer US Army ARDEC United States
12:20	Lunch
	Stretchable and Sensing Electronics
13:35	University of Tokyo Printed, Ultraflexible organic circuits for Bio/Medical Sensors Dr Tsuyoshi Sekitani, Assistant Professor University of Tokyo Japan
14:00	MC10 Technology and Applications for High Performance Stretchable Electronics Mr David A Icke, CEO MC10 United States
	OLED Displays
14:25	IDTechEx What is the opportunity for OLED lighting versus LED Lighting? Mr Raghu Das, CEO IDTechEx United Kingdom
14:40	Universal Display Corporation Phosphorescent Inks for Energy Efficient Solution Processed OLEDs Kentaro Harada, Key Acct. Manager, Japan Universal Display Corporation United States
15:05	Kyung Hee University TFT Backplane technologies for AMOLED Prof Jin Jang, Director Advanced Display Research Center Kyung Hee University Korea
15:30	Cambridge Display Technology (CDT) Ltd Ink Jet Printed Micro-cavity Devices to Realise NTSC Colour Range Dr Jeremy Burroughes, Chief Technical Officer Cambridge Display Technology (CDT) Ltd United Kingdom
15:55	Break
	New Material Breakthroughs
16:25	Corning, Inc. Flexible Evolution: Next Generation Glass for Next Generation Displays Mr James Grochocinski, Product Line Manager Corning, Inc.
16:50	Hitachi Chemical Conductive Copper Materials for Printed Electronics Miss Kyoko Kuroda, Hitachi Chemical Japan
17:15	Solvay Materials Development for Organic and Printed Electronics Mr Vincent Thulliez, Organic Electronics - Technical Marketing Manager Solvay Belgium
17:40	University of Cambridge Metal Oxide Materials for Large-Area and Transparent Electronics Dr Sieglinde Pfaendler, Research Associate University of Cambridge United Kingdom
18:05	Day 1 ends

Wednesday, 03 Oct 2012

	Conductive Inks
08:55	IDTechEx Markets for Conductive inks 2012-2018 Dr Harry Zervos, Technology Analyst IDTechEx United Kingdom
	Logic & Memory
09:10	Institute of Materials Research and Engineering Fully printed Digital-Asynchronous-Logic Circuits on Flexible Plastic Films Dr Kok-Leong Chang, Scientist Institute of Materials Research and Engineering Singapore
09:35	Tokyo Institute of Technology, Visualization of Carrier Motion in Organic Devices by Time-resolved Optical Second Harmonic Generation Dr Mitsumata Iwamoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
	Drying and Heating Technologies for Printed Electronics Fabrication
10:00	Adphos Digital Printing GmbH Photonic Drying and Heating Technologies for Thermal Processes in PE-Fabrication Dr Kai Bär, Managing Director Adphos Digital Printing GmbH Germany
10:25	Break
	Solar Opportunities
10:55	Navigant Consulting Global Supply and Demand for Photovoltaic Technologies 2012 to 2016 Ms Paula Mints, Director, Energy Navigant Consulting United States
11:20	National Renewable Energy Laboratory The Influence of Contact Properties on Device Performance in Organic Solar Cells Dr Dana Olson, Research Scientist National Renewable Energy Laboratory United States
11:45	IDTechEx New Markets for New Photovoltaics Dr Harry Zervos, Technology Analyst IDTechEx United Kingdom
12:00	Lunch
	Printed Electronics Manufacturing: Challenges & Solutions
13:15	GSI Technologies, LLC Manufacturing Printed Electronic Devices Dr Gordon Smith, CTO GSI Technologies, LLC United States
13:40	Dow Chemical (China) Co. Ltd. DOW's Ethylcellulose in Electronic Pastes Dr Xiuqin Shi, Lead R&D Manager Asia Pacific Dow Chemical (China) Co. Ltd. China
14:05	Printable Electronics Research Centre Key Challenges in Nanomaterials-based Printed Electronics Prof Zheng Cui, Director Printable Electronics Research Centre China
	Future of Transparent Conductors
14:30	IDTechEx Beyond ITO: Assessing the opportunity for TCFs Dr Harry Zervos, Technology Analyst IDTechEx United Kingdom
14:45	Osaka University Transparent silver nanowire electrodes for photovoltaic paper Prof Katsuaki Suganuma, Industrial Science Laboratory Deputy Head Osaka University Japan
15:10	SouthWest NanoTechnologies Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Inks Tailored for Printed Electronics Applications Mr David Arthur, CEO SouthWest NanoTechnologies United States
15:35	Break
	Exhibitor Focus: New Technology Developments
16:05	Integration Technology Japan Why we choose UV curing? Mr Yasushi Katsuta, Business Development Manager Integration Technology Japan Japan
16:30	Beneq Recent Developments in Roll-to-roll Atomic Layer Deposition Technology Dr Mikko Soderlund, Barrier Coatings Beneq Finland
16:55	Intrinsiq Materials Ltd The use of novel nanocopper based inks and pastes for printed electronics applications Dr Ian E Clark, Sales & Marketing Director Intrinsiq Materials Ltd United Kingdom
17:20	Day 2 ends

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Wednesday October 03, 2012

Future of Transparent Conductors (14:30 - 16:05)

IDTechEx, Dr Harry Zervos, Technology Analyst

14:30 - 14:45 "Beyond ITO: Assessing the opportunity for TCFs"

Transparent conductive film options
ITO is here to stay - so what are the opportunities for other TCFs?
Market size by TCF technology - including PDOT, metal grids, nanowires, metal films, CNTs, graphene
Impartial expert assessment

Osaka University, Prof Katsuaki Suganuma, Industrial Science Laboratory Deputy Head

14:45 - 15:10 "Transparent silver nanowire electrodes for photovoltaic paper"

Transparent electrode using silver nanowires
Transparent nanofiber paper for foldable substrates
Organic solar cells

SouthWest NanoTechnologies, Mr David Arthur, CEO

15:10 - 15:35 "Carbon Nanotube (CNT) Inks Tailored for Printed Electronics Applications"

Production of CNTs with controlled chirality and high purity at commercial scale and affordable prices;
Formulation of CNT Inks that are compatible with industrial printing and R2R coating methods;
Tailored "conductive" CNT Inks for Transparent Conductive Films;
Tailored "semiconducting" CNT Inks for Transistors.

15:35 Break

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