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 Day 1 Presentations   Masterclass 1  Masterclass 5
 Day 2 Presentations   Masterclass 2  Masterclass 6
 Audio Files  Masterclass 3  Masterclass 7
     Masterclass 4  Masterclass 8
 

Wednesday, 02 Dec 2009

 Keynotes
09:10Procter & Gamble
10:2540 minutes break
11:05Massachusetts Institute of Technology
12:20Kovio
11:55Applied Materials
08:45IDTechEx
11:30DARPA MTO
09:35Adidas
10:00Mills-Peninsula Health Services
12:451 hour 40 minutes break

Track 1

 End Users
14:25Kimberly-Clark
15:40Cubic Corporation
15:15Pricer AB
14:50Artificial Muscle
16:0540 minurtes break
 Radical New Products
17:35InkSure Technologies
17:10T-Ink
16:45Milone Technologies

Track 2

 Printing Silicon Circuits
14:25Semprius
14:50University of Cape Town
 Explosive E-Reader Market
15:15Plastic Logic Inc
15:40E Ink Corporation
16:0540 minutes break
16:45SiPix Imaging Inc.
17:10Astak/Team Research
 Paper Electronics
17:35Uni of Lisbon Faculdade de Ciencias e Tecnologia

Track 3

 Organic and Composite Photovoltaics
14:25Intel
15:40Solarmer Energy
15:15G24 Innovations
14:50University of South Florida
16:0540 minutes break
16:45Organic Spintronics s.r.l
 Manufacturing the new Photovoltaics
17:10Optomec Inc
17:35OTB USA Inc

Thursday, 03 Dec 2009

Track 1

 Zinc Oxide Transistors become Popular
09:20US Air Force
08:30Samsung
10:1040 minutes break
11:15Hewlett-Packard
08:55Inpria Corporation
09:45Merck KGaA
10:50Cambridge University
 New developments with Organics
12:05H.C. Starck Inc
12:30Lunch, 1 hour 30 minutes break
14:25Polyera Corporation
11:40Xerox Research Centre of Canada
14:00Agfa Materials
 Metamaterials & Memristors
14:50Fractal Antenna Systems
15:40University of St Andrews
15:15NIST
16:0540 minutes break
 Future of Printed Electronics
16:45Florida State University
17:10Ricoh
17:35IDTechEx
18:00End of day Two

Track 2

 Displays
08:55Princeton University
10:1040 minutes break
10:50Add-Vision Inc.
11:40Rogers Corporation
11:15Plextronics
08:30QD Vision
09:45AJJER
09:20Kent Displays Inc
 Carbon Nanotubes & Graphene
12:30lunch. 1 hour and 30 min break
14:25Stanford University
12:05University of California
14:00Vorbeck Materials
14:50Nantero
15:15Canatu Oy
15:40NanoIntegris

Track 3

 Market Analysts
08:30IDTechEx
08:55Navigant Consulting
 PV High Efficiency
09:20Boeing Spectrolab
 Inorganic PV
09:45IBM Corporation / Thomas J Watson Research Center
10:1040 min break
10:50UCLA
12:05Solexant Corp.
11:40centrotherm photovoltaics AG
11:15Solar Systems & Equipment S.R.L.
12:30Lunch
 National Photovoltaics Initiatives
14:00Oregon Business Development Department
 Printed Power
14:50Blue Spark Technologies
Novalia
14:25The Paper Battery Company Inc
 Stretchable Electronics
15:15University of Illinois
15:40MC10

Track 4

 Producing Integrated Components
08:55Soligie
08:30PolyIC GmbH & Co KG
09:20GSI Technologies
 Manufacturing New Electronics at Room Temperature
10:1040 minutes break
10:50NanoMas Technologies Inc
09:45NovaCentrix
11:15Hitachi Chemical Co Ltd
 Printing Electronics. What you need to know
12:30Lunch 1h 30 min
14:25GE Global Research Center
11:40Mitsubishi Materials USA
14:50University of Michigan
12:05Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
15:40Nano ePrint Ltd
14:00Asahi Kasei Chemicals Corporation
11:40Mitsubishi Materials Corporation
15:15PixDro b.v.
 
 
 

Thursday December 03, 2009

Printing Electronics. What you need to know (11:40 - 16:05)

Mitsubishi Materials USA, USA, Mr Chris Rivas, National Accounts Manager
Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, Japan, Mr Mutsumi Yasutake, General Manager
11:40 - 12:05 ""
 
 
Palo Alto Research Center (PARC), USA, Dr Jurgen Daniel, Senior Researcher
12:05 - 12:30 "Jet-Printing: From Drops to Electronic Devices"
  • Materials and methods for printed electronics
  • Challenges in jet-printing electronic circuits
  • Printed display backplanes and sensor tapes
 
12:30 Lunch 1h 30 min
 
Asahi Kasei Chemicals Corporation, Japan, Mr Koshi Okita, Manager - New Business Development
14:00 - 14:25 "Flexo Printing Technology for Printed Electronics Applications"
 
 
GE Global Research Center, USA, Dr Kasiraman Krishnan, Lead Engineer
14:25 - 14:50 "Printing: an Enabler for Sensors & Media Security Applications"
  • A novel security approach to prevent shoplifting of optical media such as DVDs
  • Integration of printed sensors and circuitry to enable point-of-sale activation; development of sensor chemistries, printing technologies and process scale-up
  • Overview of related portable sensor devices where printing can make a significant impact
 
University of Michigan, USA, Prof L Jay Guo, Associate Professor Guo Research Group
14:50 - 15:15 "Continuous Roll-to-Roll Nanoimprinting and Nano-inscribing with Applications to Organic Solar Cells"
  • Roll-to-roll nanoimprint on flexible and rigid substrates: method, material, and apparatus
  • High speed Dynamic Nano-inscribing to create continuous nanogratings
  • Wide range of applications, including LEDs, solar cells, displays, and optical metamaterials
 
PixDro b.v., Netherlands, Mr Peter Diepens, COO
15:15 - 15:40 "Inkjet Printing of Printed Electronic Applications"
  • The inkjet print puzzle
  • Application development
  • Scaling from laboratory to production
 
Nano ePrint Ltd, UK, Mr Scott White, CEO
15:40 - 15:05 "Printed Programmable Logic"
  • Avoiding the "killer application" trap
  • Learning from silicon: programmability is key
  • An architecture for printed programmability
 
 
America's largest event on printed and thin film electronics. With over 100 exhibitors and more than 800 delegates anticipated - the whole industry will be at this event. Will you?
 

 

 
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