Imagine next generation electronic devices that
are printed onto flexible substrates like plastic. This is the
promise of the emerging field of flexible electronics where
the active materials are deposited in ultra-thin layers onto
non-traditional substrates. This new technology movement is
significantly enabled by the use of organic materials. The success
of OLED's (organic light emitting diodes) has opened the way
for consideration of organic materials in many new applications.
Organic electronics on flexible substrates promises to be disruptive
to a number of large markets, such as electronics, displays,
and solar energy. Because of the size of the opportunity, large
corporations as well as new technology startups are pursuing
the creation of low cost and high performance organic electronic
and optoelectronic devices.
Our event will showcase some of the leading researchers
and entrepreneurs in the field of organic electronics who will
share with us the latest developments in this exciting field.
Please join us for an informative evening.
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Anthony
Waitz, Managing Partner, Quantum Insight
Dr.
Campbell Scott,
Research Staff Member, IBM Almaden Research Center
Professor
Peter Peumans,
Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering and Robert N. Noyce
Faculty Scholar, Stanford University
Professor
Zhenan Bao,
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering, Stanford University
Dr. Robert Jan Visser,
Chief Technology Officer, Vitex Systems Inc.
Moderator
Anthony Waitz, Managing Partner, Quantum
Insight
Panelists
Dr. Campbell Scott, Research Staff Member,
IBM Almaden Research Center
Professor Peter Peumans, Assistant Professor, Electrical
Engineering and Robert N. Noyce Faculty Scholar, Stanford University
Professor Zhenan Bao, Associate Professor of Chemical
Engineering, Stanford University
Dr. Robert Jan Visser, Chief Technology Officer, Vitex
Systems Inc.
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