OSC-08 Programme: Session 3

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Programme: Session 3

On Day One of the Conference Session 3 will cover Transistors, OTFTs & Flexible Displays. On Day Two it will cover Industry & Market Overviews, Research Centres, Substrates, Encapsulation, Simulation and Testing.

Tuesday 30 September:
Topic:	Transistors
13:15-13:45	High frequency rectification for organic RFID tag Dr Jan Genoe, Group leader of Polymer & Molecular Electronics (PME) IMEC
13:45-14:15	The way of roll-to-roll printed 13.56 MHz RFID tags: demonstration of all printed 13.56 MHz operated 1 bit RFID tags Roll-to-Roll Gravure-Printed 13.56 MHz Antenna, Wires, Gate Electrodes, Dielectric Layers and Drain-Source Electrodes on Plastic Foils All Printed Rectana on Plastic Foils to Provide 10 V DC from 13.56 MHz RFID Reader All Printed Ring Oscillator on Plastic Foils to Generate 30 Hz of Clock Signal at 10 V DC Demonstration of All Printed and Roll-to-Roll Printable 13.56 MHz Operated 1 Bit RFID Tags Gyoujin Cho, Professor and Chair of Research Consortium for Roll-to-Roll Printed RFID Tags, Sunchon National University
14:15-14:45	Low-voltage organic transistors and complementary circuits The problem of large operating voltages in organic transistors Strategies to reduce the operating voltage of organic transistors Hybrid organic/inorganic gate dielectric with small thickness and large capacitance P-channel and n-channel organic transistors with low operating voltage Complementary organic circuits with low operating voltage and low power consumption Hagen Klauk, Independent Junior Research Group Leader Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research
14:45-15:15	Planar printed electronics Challenges in making printed electronics ubiquitous Simplifying the problem with planar electronics Benefits in real world applications Scott White, CEO Nano ePrint
15:15-15:45	Circuit aspects of the organic roadmap Circuit design is hardly mentioned in the organic literature It has the potential to greatly increase cost effectiveness The impact of novel circuit design is demonstrated in terms of time to market The organic roadmap, based on a version of Moore's Law, is changed radically. Professor Bill Eccleston University of Liverpool
15:45-16:15	Break and exhibition
Topic:	OTFTs and Flexible Displays
16:15-16:45	Flexible Active Matrix Displays - From lab-scale to production Plastic Logic background Moving technology out of the laboratory Factory installation and ramp-up Dr Catherine Ramsdale, Research Manager Plastic Logic
16:45-17:15	A journey towards jet-printed electronics Advantages and challenges of jet-printing electronic circuits Potential market and applications Novel approaches for all-additive printed circuits Flexible electrophoretic displays and sensors Jurgen Daniel, Research Scientist Palo Alto Research Center
17:15-17:45	Is there a future for e-paper? Requirements for mass-market adoption Status of current efforts Is there a way to bridge the gap? Is e-paper doomed to be a niche? Mark Gostick, CEO Liquavista
17:45-18:15	The growth of flexible displays Definition of flexible displays Flexible display technology Flexible display applications Market forecast for flexible display Sarah Han, Research Analyst DisplayBank
18:15-19:15	Exhibition
19:15-19:45	Coach to dinner venue
19:45-22:15	Networking dinner and presentation of OSIA 2008 awards

Wednesday 1 October:
Topic:	Industry and markets
09:00-09:30	Industry analysis of the organic semiconductor industry : what does it tell us? Industry structure vs structured industry Supply-chain vs value-chain Business models vs model businesses Craig Cruickshank, CEO, cintelliq
09:30-10:00	Manufacturing Trends in Printed and Organic Electronics Analyzes the manufacturing processes that are and will be used as organic and printable electronics move from lab to fab Outlines where NanoMarkets research indicates printing will be found in real world manufacturing processes Discusses how manufacturing processes are beginning to emerge to support flexible substrates and novel materials. Lawrence Gasman, Co-founder and Principal Analyst, Nanomarkets
10:30-11:00	Free to visit exhibition
10:30-11:00	Break and exhibition
Topic:	Research centres and facilities
11:00-11:30	Trends and Innovation in High-Volume Manufacturing of Flexible Electronics The recent emergence of several unique markets for flexible/printed electronics has manufacturers looking for ways to meet the anticipated future demand. However, for the most part, manufacturing solutions and turnkey equipment providers do not yet exist. Innovative manufacturers are finding creative solutions to this issue and creating hybrid manufacturing technologies that utilize existing equipment to create products for the early adopter market. Dr Kevin Cammack, Director, Technical Marketing and Industry Development, US Display Consortium
11:30-12:00	A 2020 vision of plastic electronics The talk will consider in detail the potential impact of PE within the next 12 years at the personal and business level. Chris Williams, Director, UKDL
12:00-12:30	Challenges in OTFT developments at PETeC Dr Tom Taylor Director, PETeC (Plastic Electronics Technology Centre)
12:30-13:30	Lunch and exhibition
Topic:	Substrates and encapsulation
13:30-14:00	Flexible electronics: optimising polyester substrates for maximum performance Polyester films are now well established as substrates for flexible electronics. This talk will discuss the latest developments in DTFs polyester film range for flexible electronics including dimensional stability surface smoothness and impact of surface smoothness on subsequent processing latest developments in UV cureable adhesives compatible with PEN examples of film in use exploiting the above Dr Bill MacDonald, Business Research Associate, Dupont Teijin Film
14:00-14:30	Barrier films for encapsulation of large area electronics Low cost barrier films as substrates and for encapsulation OLED, Thin and Organic Solar Cells, Flexible Batteries Stability and Lifetime Simplified structures, Lamination Dr Robert Jan Visser, CTO, Vitex Systems
14:30-15:00	Barrier films and printed electrodes for flexible electronics Bertrand Jannon, Marketing and Business Development Manager, Alcan Packaging
15:00-15:30	Break and exhibition
Topic:	Simulation, measurement and test
15:30-16:00	Advanced testing of organic semiconductor devices Functionality and lifetime testing Absolute luminance and color coordinate measurement Spatially resolved mapping of OSCs Defect analysis by current and voltage mapping Dr Thomas Däubler, Head of Measurement Division, Botest Systems
16:00-16:30	Comprehensive simulation of organic light-emitting and light- harvesting devices State-of-the-art models for organic semiconductor optoelectronics Simulation of light-emitting thin film devices for display and lighting applications Simulation of light-harvesting thin film devices for photovoltaic and sensing applications Advanced analysis: optimization, fitting and parameter extraction Dr Daniele Rezzonico, Manager FLUXiM
16:30-17:00	Hiqh quality control of organic semiconductor films by new generation of film measurement tool Spectroscopic Ellipsometry : an ideal contactless technique for the organic thin film characterisation from film and interface thicknesses, optical constant, material absorbance & band gap characterization Why ellipsometry is useful for OLED device? Organic Solar characterization Integrated spectroscopic ellipsometry sensor in roll 2 roll machine Denis Cattelan, Deputy director Thin Film Division Horiba Jobin Yvon
17:00-17:30	Closing remarks Craig Cruickshank, CEO cintelliq ltd

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