Conference Agenda

Wednesday, 20 Nov 2013

	Printed Electronics	OLEDs LIVE!	Printed Electronics	GRAPHENE LIVE!
	Opening Keynotes
08:40	IDTechEx Printed Electronics: Show me the Money! Mr Raghu Das, CEO IDTechEx United Kingdom
09:00	Lifescan - a Johnson & Johnson Company The Challenge of Mass-Producing High Performance Blood Glucose Sensors Mr Scott Sloss, Principal Engineer - Core Science and Engineering Lifescan - a Johnson & Johnson Company United Kingdom
09:25	Autodesk Consumer Group Printed Optics: Displays, Sensors, and Illumination for Future Interactive Objects and Devices Dr Karl Willis, Principal Research Engineer Autodesk Consumer Group United States
09:50	Acuity Brands Lighting Inc New Developments in OLED Lighting Mr Mike Lu, Director OLED Technology Acuity Brands Lighting Inc United States
10:15	TOTAL S.A. - Gas & Power Chances of Success for Organic PV in the Dominancy of Crystalline Silicon Dr Marc Vermeersch, Solar Technology & Strategy - Senior Advisor TOTAL S.A. - Gas & Power France
10:40	Break			Graphene LIVE! Keynotes
11:20	End User Forum End User Forum Colgate-Palmolive / DECATHLON / Procter & Gamble End User Forum			Vorbeck Materials The Expanding Applications of Graphene Dr John S. Lettow, President Vorbeck Materials United States
11:45	OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH OLED Development at OSRAM: Achievements, Trends and Perspectives Dr Thomas Wehlus, Senior R&D Manager OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH Germany			Grafoid Inc. Few Layered Graphene Derived From Raw Graphite Ore Dr Gordon Chiu, Vice-President Grafoid Inc. Canada
12:10	NASA Carbon Nanotube Based Printed Electronics Dr Jin-Woo Han, Printed Electronics Project NASA United States			Cabot Corporation Engineering Functional Carbon Additives for Various Applications: From Carbon Black to Graphenes Dr Angelos Kyrlidis, Principal Scientist Cabot Corporation United States
12:35	Printed Electronics Awards			Momentive High Aspect Ratio Nano Materials Dr Anand Murugaiah, BN Powders New Product Dev. Leader Momentive United States
13:00	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
	Wearable Electronics	OLED vs LED Lighting	Photovoltaics	Supercapacitors
14:30	Flextronics/Multek Printed Electronics Use in Wearable Products Dr Joan Vrtis, Sr. Director, Interconnect Technology Center Flextronics/Multek United States	Panasonic High-Efficiency White OLED with Build-up Light Extraction Substrate Technology (BLES) for Lighting Application Dr Takuya Komoda, R&D Planning Office, Eco Solutions Company Panasonic Japan	IDTechEx Research with Printed Metals and PV Materials Dr Harry Zervos, Senior Technology Analyst IDTechEx United Kingdom	IDTechEx Supercapacitors Replace Batteries Mr Franco Gonzalez, Technology Analyst IDTechEx United Kingdom
	Bio-Electronics and Healthcare
14:55	GSI Technologies, LLC Commercial Printed Electronic Device for Flow Cytometry Dr Gordon Smith, CTO GSI Technologies, LLC United States	LunaLEC The LEC, a Low-Cost Alternative to the OLED Dr Andreas Sandström, CTO LunaLEC Sweden		Maxwell Technologies Ultracapacitors: Gaining Traction in a World of Batteries Dr Priya Bendale, Sr. Director, Advanced Development Maxwell Technologies United States
15:20	Microelectronics Center of Provence Conducting Polymer Devices for Neural Interfacing Dr Jonathan Rivnay, Microelectronics Center of Provence France	Cree Components LEDs and OLEDs Coexist and Excel in Different Applications Vachik Javadian, Americas FAE Director Cree Components United States	Armor Sustainable Energies (ASE) OPV, an Industrial Reality Mr Francois Barreau, Marketing Manager/Business Development Armor Sustainable Energies (ASE) France	Cap-XX Ltd Applications for Energy Harvesters coupled with Supercapacitors Mr Pierre Mars, VP, Applications Engineering Cap-XX Ltd Australia
				The Graphene Opportunity in Supercapacitors
15:45	University of Cincinnati Wearable and Non-Invasive Patches for the Next Leap in Digital Heath: Multi-Biomarker Access and Sensing Prof Jason Heikenfeld, Professor University of Cincinnati United States	Konica Minolta Inc A Novel Highly Conductive Printed Electrode for Large-area OLED Lighting Mr Toshiyuki Matsumura, Manager Konica Minolta Inc Japan	CSIRO Solution Processing of Inorganic and Organic Solar Cells Dr Jacek Jasieniak, Project Leader Nanostructured Inorganic Solar Cell CSIRO Australia	Graphenea Graphene in Energy Storage Applications Mr Jesus de La Fuente, CEO Graphenea Spain
16:10	Break	Break	Break	Break
	Smart Labels and Packaging	OLED Displays
16:45	PragmatIC Printing Limited Printed Electronics, from Prototyping to Volume Production Mr Joao De Oliveira, VP Business Development PragmatIC Printing Limited United Kingdom	Cambridge Display Technology Ltd Progress with all Printed Flexible OLED Displays Dr Fredrik Jakobsson, Senior Scientist, Device Physics Cambridge Display Technology Ltd United Kingdom	EMD Chemicals High Efficiency, High Performance Organic Semiconductors for Display and Sensing Applications Dr Monica Davis, Manager, Business Development EMD Chemicals United States	Stevens Institute of Technology Inkjet-Printed Graphene for Micro-Supercapacitor Dr Linh Le, Group Leader Stevens Institute of Technology United States
17:10	Thin Film Electronics ASA Printed Sensor Tags and Smart Objects Dr Davor Sutija, CEO Thin Film Electronics ASA Norway	EMagin Corporation The eMagin OLED Advantage for Microdisplay Applications Mr Andrew Sculley, President & CEO EMagin Corporation United States	Dyesol Inc Third Generation Solar Technology: Transforming Buildings into Power Plants with DSC Mr Marc Thomas, CEO Dyesol Inc United States	Graphene Frontiers Graphene Hybrid Devices for Energy Storage and Sensors Mr Ryan Mendoza, VP Engineering Graphene Frontiers United States
		Scaling OLED Manufacturing
17:35	PARC, a Xerox company Smart Labels Progress - From Tipping Point to Reality Dr Janos Veres, Area Manager PARC, a Xerox company United States	Aixtron SE Scaling up Production of OLEDs - Costs, Challenges and New Developments Mr Juergen Kreis, Director Business Development Aixtron SE Germany	Applied Materials Printing for Solar Cells Dr Robert J Visser, Senior Director Advanced Technology Group Applied Materials United States
18:00	T-Ink Inc T-Ink's Evolution in Printed Electronic Commercialization from Toys to Aerospace Mr Andrew Ferber, Co-Chairman T-Ink Inc United States	Kateeva, Inc. Scaling OLED Manufacturing to G8 with Inkjet Dr Conor Madigan, CEO Kateeva, Inc. United States	New Energy Technologies Transparent Contacts for Semitransparent Organic Photovoltaic Devices Dr Scott Hammond, Principal Scientist New Energy Technologies United States	Angstron Materials Graphene-Enabled Supercapacitors - Recent Developments Mr Ian Fuller, Project Engineer Angstron Materials United States
18:25	Day 1 ends	Day 1 ends	Day 1 ends	Day 1 ends

Thursday, 21 Nov 2013

	Printed Electronics	OLEDs LIVE!	TCF LIVE!	Printed Electronics	3D Printing LIVE!	Graphene LIVE!
			Transparent Conductive Films - Metal Mesh	Sensors
08:45	Printed Electronics Manufacturing	OLEDs Materials Development	IDTechEx TCF Alternatives to ITO, Applications & Markets Dr Khasha Ghaffarzadeh, Head of Consulting IDTechEx United Kingdom	IDTechEx Adding Value to End Products Dr Guillaume Chansin, Technology Analyst IDTechEx United Kingdom	Applications	Graphene Inks and Composites and Coatings
09:00	Acreo-Swedish ICT Screen Printed Displays for Integration in High Volume Products Dr Goran Gustafsson, Department Manager PE Acreo-Swedish ICT Sweden	IDTechEx OLED Displays, Lighting, Barriers and TCT's: Markets and Technologies Mr Raghu Das, CEO IDTechEx United Kingdom	Synaptics Inc Is Metal Mesh the "ITO Replacement" for Touchscreens? Mr Andrew Hsu, Technical Marketing Manager Synaptics Inc United States	Interlink Electronics Printed Force Sensors - an Untold Success Story of Printed Electronics Dr Jeff Baker, Chief Technology Officer Interlink Electronics United States	Loughborough University Hybrid and Multi-systems 3D Printing for novel functional products Dr Russell Harris, Professor/Head of Additive Manufacturing Loughborough University United Kingdom	IDTechEx Graphene: Analysis of Technology, Markets and Players Dr Harry Zervos, Senior Technology Analyst IDTechEx United Kingdom
09:25	PiXDRO Inkjet Printing for Pattered Multilayer Processing Mr Wouter Brok, Research Manager PiXDRO Netherlands	IBM T. J. Watson Research Center OLEDs on Graphene Electrodes and c-Si TFTs for Flexible Lighting and Display Mr Ning Li, Research Staff Member IBM T. J. Watson Research Center United States	Uni-Pixel Display Inc Flexible Printed Electronic Technology Provides Breakthrough Performance for Projected Capacitive Touch Sensor Market Mr Robert Berg, Senior Vice President - Sales and Marketing Uni-Pixel Display Inc United States	University of the West of England SIMS: The Smart Integrated Miniaturised Sensor System Based on Organic and Printed Electronics Prof Tony Killard, Professor of Biomedical Sciences University of the West of England United Kingdom	Tethers Unlimited SpiderFab: Enabling Self-Fabricating Spacecraft Using Additive Manufacturing Mr Robert Hoyt, CEO & Chief Scientist Tethers Unlimited United States	Cambridge Graphene Platform Low Cost Graphene & 2D Layered Material Inks for Printed Electronics Mr J. Patrick Frantz, CEO Cambridge Graphene Platform United Kingdom
					Functional 3D Printing
09:50	Ceradrop Towards a Workflow and Tools Dedicated to Inkjet for Printed Electronics Dr Mathias Borella, Sales & Business Development Manager Ceradrop France	EMD Chemicals Soluble Systems - Closing the Gap with Evaporable OLED Materials Ms Michele Ricks, Business Development Manager EMD Chemicals United States	Agfa-Materials OrgaconGrid - Strategies Towards More Transparent And Higher Conductivity Flexible Electrodes Mr Peter Willaert, Product Manager PE Agfa-Materials Belgium	ISORG When Printed Electronics meet Design and Usages for Highly Innovative Functionalities Mr Laurent Jamet, ISORG Co-Founder, Director Business Development ISORG France	Princeton University 3D Printed Bionic Nanomaterials Prof Michael C McAlpine, Department of MAE Princeton University United States	XG Sciences xGnP in Electrical and Thermal Ink Applications Dr Ned Hardman, Senior Project Manager XG Sciences United States
10:15	NovaCentrix Applications of Photonic Curing, and Enabled Materials Mr Stan Farnsworth, Vice President - Marketing NovaCentrix United States	Cynora GmbH Optoelectronic Solutions for OLEDs Dr Tobias Grab, CEO Cynora GmbH Germany	Rolith, Inc. Transparent Metal Grid Electrodes for Touch Screen Displays and OLED Lighting Dr Boris Kobrin, CEO/Founder Rolith, Inc. United States	University of California San Diego Wearable Electrochemical Sensors based on Printable Electronics Prof Joseph Wang, Professor of NanoEngineering University of California San Diego United States	Harvard University Batteries and 3D Printing Prof Jennifer Lewis, Harvard University United States	NanoIntegris Inc High Mobility Semiconducting Inks - Recent Progress and Applications in Gas Sensing Dr Nathan Yoder, Chief Technology Officer NanoIntegris Inc United States
10:40	DP Patterning AB DPP, the paradigm shift in manufacturing flexible RFID antennas and other PCBs Mr Bjorn Wasell, CEO DP Patterning AB Sweden	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break
11:05	Break
	Printing for Consumer Electronics	Quantum Dot Displays	Touch Screen and ITO Replacement with Graphene			Touch Screen and ITO Replacement with Graphene
11:15	Optomec Inc Printed Electronics Applications for Mobile Devices Mr Urs Berger, Senior Business Development & Acc Manager Optomec Inc United States	Nanoco Technologies Ltd Heavy Metal Free Quantum Dots for Displays, Lighting and Solar Applications Dr Margaret Hines, Nanoco Technologies Ltd United States	Bluestone Global Tech Graphene Electronics: From Flexible Device to Radio and THz Frequency Applications Dr Yu-Ming Lin, VP of Technology and Co-Founder Bluestone Global Tech United States	Tactonic Technologies Lossless Mechanical Interpolation for Cost Effective and Continuously Tile-able Surface Sensing via Flexible Printed Electronics Mr Charles Hendee, CTO Tactonic Technologies United States	Rochester Institute of Technology 3D Printing With Embedded Electronics Dr Denis Cormier, Professor Rochester Institute of Technology United States	Continues in TCF LIVE!
	R2R Manufacturing	Barrier Technologies		Stretchable and Textile Electronics
11:40	VDL Enabling Technologies Group A New R2R Manufacturing Concept for Printed Electronics Mr Huib van den Heuvel, New Business Development VDL Enabling Technologies Group Netherlands	Corning Incorporated Flexible Glass Enabling Advanced Product Applications and Next Generation Manufacturing Mr Casey Kang, Commercial Technology Manager Corning Incorporated United States	Canatu The Future for Flexible and 3D Formed Touch Displays, How to Succeed Mr Bob Senior, Canatu Finland	Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology Stretchable Transparent Electrodes using Graphene-metal Nanowire Hybrid Structures Dr Jang-Ung Park, Assistant Professor Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology Korea	Optomec Capability Assessment of Combining 3D Printing (FDM) and Printed Electronics (Aerosol Jet) to Produce Fully Printed Functionalized Devices Mr Ken Vartanian, Director of Marketing Optomec United States
					Software Manufacturing
12:05	KROENERT GmbH & Co KG R2R Printing Versus R2R Coating: Which Way to go for Printed Electronics Mr Frank Schaefer, Sales Director New Products KROENERT GmbH & Co KG Germany	Schott AG - Advanced Optics Ultra-Thin Glass as a High Performance Substrate Dr Ulrich Peuchert, R&D Manager Schott AG - Advanced Optics Germany	Graphene Laboratories, Inc Moving Forward: Graphene and other Advanced Layered Materials Dr Elena Polyakova, CEO Graphene Laboratories, Inc United States	Eeonyx Corp A New World of Smart-Fabrics and their Applications Dr Jamshid Avloni, President & CEO Eeonyx Corp United States	Microsoft Startup Business Group The Windows 3D Print Pipeline Dr Emmett Lalish, Mechanical Engineer Microsoft Startup Business Group United States
12:30	Bosch Rexroth Advances in Web Tension and Speed Control for Higher Accuracy Printing and Processing Mr Bipin Sen, Sr. Business Development Engineer Bosch Rexroth United States	3M Display & Graphics Business Lab Barrier Films for Displays, Lighting, & Flexible Electronics Dr Fred McCormick, Senior Research Specialist 3M Display & Graphics Business Lab United States	University of Cambridge Printing of Graphene and 2d-Materials: A New Platform for Cheap, Flexible and Transparent Electronics Mr Felice Torrisi, University of Cambridge United Kingdom	Infinite Corridor Technology Flexible-Stretchable Body Sensor Development Using Geometric Patterning Mr Duncan Boyce, Business Development Infinite Corridor Technology United States	IBM The New Software Defined Supply Chain Mr Partha Bose, Leader of Global Electronics Practice IBM United States
12:55	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
	Breakthrough in Conductive Inks	Bi-Stable Displays	Metal Nanowires		Technology Developments
14:05	Brewer Science, Inc. Advancements in Performance and Characterization of Carbon Nanotube Dispersions for Printed Electronics Applications Dr Stephen Gibbons, Director of Technology Brewer Science, Inc. United States	Opalux Incorporated Low-power, Flexible, Color-Tunable Surfaces Dr Andre Arsenault, Chief Technology Officer Opalux Incorporated Canada	Cima Nanotech SANTE® Technology - Silver Nanoparticles for Applications beyond ITO Replacement Mr Thomas Chang, Director/VP Cima Nanotech United States	DuPont Teijin Films Flexible Electronics - Advances in Polyester Film Mr Bob Rustin, Market Manager, Electronic & Display Films DuPont Teijin Films United States	NC State University 3D Printing of Liquid Metals Prof Michael Dickey, Professor NC State University United States	National Graphene Institute (NGI) Commercialisation Strategies for Graphene: Beyond the Sticky Tape Mr Ivan Buckley, Project Manager National Graphene Institute (NGI) United Kingdom
				Electronic Skin		CNT and Graphene TFTs
14:30	Okayama University Ambient Conductive Metal Nanoink Dr Masayuki Kanehara, Assistant Professor Okayama University Japan	Kent Displays Inc Flexible Bistable Reflex Displays and Applications Dr Erica Montbach, Manager, R&D Kent Displays Inc United States	Blue Nano Applications of Silver Nanowires Beyond Transparent Conductive Films Mr Brandon Travis, Blue Nano United States	Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Flexible Sensors Leading to Better Artificial Skin Ms Meital Segev-Bar, Ph.D Student Technion - Israel Institute of Technology Israel	Sandvik Osprey Limited Metal Powders for Additive Manufacturing Mr Toby Tingskog, Business Development Manager Sandvik Osprey Limited United Kingdom	National Research Council Canada Thin Film Transistors based on Semiconducting Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes Dr Patrick Malenfant, Thrust Leader, Functional Materials National Research Council Canada Canada
		Printed Electronics Devices and Developments			Desktop Printing	Graphene Production and Applications
14:55	CondAlign AS Enhanced Materials from Conductive Alignment Technology Dr Mark Buchanan, CEO CondAlign AS Norway	Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) High Power, Flexible Electronics Dr Afarin Bellisario, Technology Licensing Officer Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) United States	Carestream Advanced Materials Silver Nanowires as a Transparent Conductor for Flexible and Printed Electronics Dr Vishal Shrotriya, Technical Program Manager Carestream Advanced Materials United States	Berkeley Sensor & Actuator Center, University of C Artificial Electronic-Skin: Large Area Sensor Networks Prof Ali Javey, Prof. Electrical Engineering&Comp.Scien Berkeley Sensor & Actuator Center, University of C United States	Leapfrog 3D Printers The Current and Future State of Desktop 3D Printing Ms Saswitha de Kok, Commercial Director Leapfrog 3D Printers Netherlands	Applied Graphene Materials Scalable Routes for the Synthesis and Commercialisation of Graphene Prof Karl Coleman, Chief Technical Director Applied Graphene Materials United Kingdom
	Copper Inks			Electroactive Polymers
15:20	Toyobo Cu-Paste Sintered by Superheated Steam Dr Maki Sato, R&D Group Leader Toyobo Japan	Imprint Energy, Inc. Printed Ultra-Thin, High Capacity, Zinc Rechargeable Batteries Dr Devin MacKenzie, Chief Executive Officer Imprint Energy, Inc. United States	Cambrios Technologies Corporation Cambrios ClearOhm: Solution Coated and Printed Transparent Conductor for Printed Electronics Dr Rahul Gupta, Sr. Director Business Development Cambrios Technologies Corporation United States	ViviTouch \| A Bayer Brand Game Changing User Interface Through "Zoned Haptics" Mr Dirk Schapeler, CEO ViviTouch \| A Bayer Brand United States	IprintTechnology 3D Printing Barriers to Success Mr Rob Grosche, Founder & Director IprintTechnology Australia	2-DTECH Will the 'Real' Graphene Please Stand Up? Dr Branson Belle, CTO 2-DTECH United Kingdom
			Organic Transparent Films
15:45	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	Terepac Corp. Flexible Silicon for the Internet of Things Dr Jayna Sheats, CTO Terepac Corp. Canada	Heraeus PM Conductive Polymers Division Advances in Clevios PEDOT:PSS Conductive Polymers for Transparent Conductive Coatings Dr Ron Lubianez, Global Sales Manager of the Functional Coatings BU Heraeus PM Conductive Polymers Division United States	Novasentis, Inc The Dawn of the Neo-Sensory Age Dr Christophe Ramstein, President and CEO Novasentis, Inc United States	IDTechEx 3D Printing: A Realistic Appraisal of the Future Mr Raghu Das, CEO IDTechEx United Kingdom	AZ Electronic Materials Graphene Nanoribbons - A New Form of Graphene with Exciting Potential Mr Hiroshi Hara, Marketing AZ Electronic Materials Japan
16:10	Track 1 ends	Break	Break	Track 4 ends	Track 5 ends	Break
		Closing Keynotes
16:40		Shanghai Jiao Tong University Development of Innovative Thin-Film Electronics in China for Displays and Beyond Prof Xiaojun Guo, Professor Shanghai Jiao Tong University China	Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) Optically Transparent and Colorless Polyimide Hybrid Films with Different Inorganic Particles Dr Jia-Ming Liu, General Director, CIS in ITRI Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) Taiwan			Graphene Technologies What Do We Need Graphene For? Mr Jon Myers, CEO and Founder Graphene Technologies United States
			Paper Electronics
17:05		Nissha USA Nissha's Recent Developments in PE Field - Where Trend Meets Printing Technology Dr Takahiro Suzuki, Principal Engineer Nissha USA United States	IMEC Challenges and Innovations in Printed Electronics Dr Philip Pieters, Business Development Director IMEC Belgium			PPG Industries Low Cost Plasma Synthesis of Graphene Nanoplatelets from Methane Dr Noel Vanier, Director Nanotechnology & New Color Development PPG Industries United States
17:30		DuPont The Secret to Printed Electronics Growth - Collaboration Mr John Voultos, Business Development Mngr Microcircuit Materials DuPont United States	University of Maryland Energy Research Center Transparent Paper for Printed Electronics Prof Bing (Liangbing) Hu, Assistant Professor University of Maryland Energy Research Center United States			Incubation Alliance Mass Production of High Quality Graphene and its Applications Mr Kazuo Muramatsu, CEO Incubation Alliance Japan
17:55		Day 2 ends	Day 2 ends			Day 2 ends