OEC-07: Track 2 agenda

Organic electronics conference and exhibition 2007

Conference Track 2:

Track 2 of the conference will cover OFETs (RFID), OTFTs (backplanes), materials and substrates.

Tuesday 25 September:
Topic:	Plenary sessions
08:45-09:00 (all tracks)	Welcome Craig Cruickshank, CEO cintelliq ltd
09:00-09:30 (all tracks)	EU activities in organic and large area electronics Past and present of Organic and Large Area Electronics Organic and Large Area Electronics after FP7 ICT Call 1 The way ahead: preparation of the next Work Programme Advances by the Organic Electronics stake holders community and next steps Rosalie Zobel, Director of Information Society & Media Directorate-General European Commission
09:30-10:00 (all tracks)	OE-A - The global network for organic electronics Second version of the OE-A Roadmap for organic electronics Demonstrator projects: Giveaway samples and multifunctional demonstrators OE-A's global approach Wolfgang Mildner, Chairman Organic Electronics Association
10:00-10:30	Time to visit exhibition
10:30-11:00	Break and exhibition
11:00-11:30	Polymer based 13 MHz RFID transponders Very stable polythiophene FETs and circuits with high electrical performance and lifetime Prototype of a polymer based 64-Bit 13.56 MHz RFID-Tag First PolyIC products Dr Walter Fix, Head of Technology PolyIC
11:30-12:00	Organic rectifiers at UHF frequencies: Options for organic RFID tags for going to a new frequency band beyond 13.56 MHz Performance of pentacene rectifying diodes at frequencies up to 433 MHz. Integration of pentacene rectifying diodes with capacitors on the same foil, yielding integrated rectifiers on foil Encapsulation difficulties for pentacene rectifying diodes Why searching for organic RFID tags at 433 MHz and beyond? Dr Jan Genoe, Group Leader, Polymer & Molecular Electronics IMEC
12:00-12:30	The PRISMA Project: first applications of printed RFID tags PRISMA - printed smart labels Joint project of several partners from production to application test of first applications of printed RFID tags Explanation of first field test at OEC conference Dr Wolfgang Clemens, Head of Applications PolyIC
12:30-13:00	Printed electronic tags and sensors - device, materials, and circuit issues Circuit / device / material needs for RF tags and sensors Review of our printing / materials technology Device characteristics and modeling Technology outlook Vivek Subramanian, Associate Professor University of California, Dept of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences
13:00-14:00	Lunch and exhibition
14:00-14:30	Materials requirements for High resolution Printing Printing Plates design Nanoinks properties Printing Process compatible with R-2-R Results: Functional printed thin film transistors with micron channel length Dr Graciela Blanchet, Research Fellow DuPont
14:30-15:00	What is the future of paper electronics? Latest results in technology development Updated market experiences Roadmap Prof. Arved Hübler, CTO printed systems
15:00-15:30	Printed Electronics and Displays on ID Documents Motivation and status of printed electronics at Bundesdruckerei GmbH Smart cards with organic electronics, BMBF funded project "POLYSECURE" Using displays in secure ID Documents: requirements and first results Outlook: future opportunities for next generation of high security ID documents Joerg Fischer, Principal Scientist Bundesdruckerei
15:30-16:00	A vertical organic light emitting transistor Advantages of a vertical structure Modifications and performance Light emission David Margolese, VP of Technology Development ORFID
16:00-16:30	Break and exhibition
16:30-17:00	Organic TFT Development for flexible full-colour display applications Perspective of flexible display OTFT backplane AM-OLED driven by OTFT Summary Dr Jiro Kasahara, General Manager, Fusion Domain Laboratory Sony Corporation
17:00-17:30	Rollable displays for mobile devices Organic TFT technology platform Active-matrix electrophoretic rollable display Module assembly, device mechanics First rollable display device Dr Edzer Huitema, CTO Polymer Vision
17:30-18:00	Active Matrix-backplane with printed OTFT printed organic TFTs stability and reliability of printed OTFTs driving QR-LPDs with printed AMOTFTs Dr Hiroki Maeda, Dai Nippon Printing
18:00-18:30	Ionic liquid-gated Thin Film Transistors Introduction to electrolyte-gated Thin Film Transistors Detailed fabrication process of IL-TFTs Electrical performance of IL-TFTs (output and transfer characteristics) will be compared to conventional organic Field Effect Transistors (OFETs) Dr Thomas Kugler, Chief Researcher Epson
18:30-19:30	Break and exhibition
19:30-20:15	Drinks reception
20:15-23:15	Dinner and OSIA awards ceremony

Wednesday 26 September:
Topic:	Plenary sessions
09:00-09:30 (all tracks)	How technology continues to complement and enhance the newspaper industry Conductive inks for radio frequency identification (RFID) applications E-paper/e-readers for distributing content Short run digital printing using toner/ink jet technology E-billboards and E-signage for marketing and product promotions Allan Marshall, Joint Principal iMedia Advisory Services Ltd
09:30-10:00 (all tracks)	Supporting low-carbon breakthroughs Climate change and the case for action Accelerating the move to a low-carbon futureInvesting in low-carbon breakthroughs Organic electronics in the low-carbon economy Advanced Photovoltaics Research Accelerator Richard Guy, Low Carbon R&D Manager Carbon Trust
10:00-10:30	Break and exhibition
10:30-11:00	High Performing Organic Semiconductors Organic semiconductor requirements for TFT display backplanes. Molecular design principles for semiconducting polymers. Advances in semiconductor performance Dr Steve Tierney, Senior Research Chemist Merck UK
11:00-11:30	Materials development for printed electronics Involvement of BASF in Organic Electronics Challenges faced by the industry High performance polythiophenes for printed electronics Developments in n-type semiconductors Dr Peter Eckerle, Senior Project Manager BASF Future Business
11:30-12:00	High Performance Solution Processible Organic Semiconductors and Related Materials for Electronic Applications Solution-processible small molecular organic semiconductors developed in Mitsubishi Chemical Application to Organic Transistors Application to Organic Photovoltaics Shinji Aramaki Senior Researcher Mitsubishi Chemical
12:00-12:30	RGBW P-OLED inks for displays and lighting In the last 12 months, very rapid progress has been made in the development of commercially viable Light Emitting Polymer (LEP) materials for display and lighting applications. Data from spin coated devices using a common cathode and solution processable materials developed in 2006 demonstrate that lifetimes of 24k, 35k, 10k, and 5k hours for red, green, blue, and white, respectively, have been achieved from an initial luminance of 1000 candelas per square meter, or cd/m². This is equivalent to over 150k, 198k, 62k, and 27k hours from an operating brightness of 400cd/m² for these materials. This presentation will focus on how degradation studies that have led to the design of new and improved materials and what challenges remain to be overcome before P-OLED is adopted as a main stream FPD and lighting technology. Dr Scott Brown, Executive VP Sumation
12:30-13:30	Lunch and exhibition
13:30-14:00	Recent development on OLED materials by OLED-T Phosphorescent red and green dopants New Blue host and blue dopants New Electron transporters for the enhancement of life-time, up to 200% Organic Electron Injectors to enhance the life-time and reduce the voltage drift (up to 45%) Hole Injectors to reduce the operating voltage, up to 50% Prof P Kathirgamanathan, Founder and CTO OLED-T
14:00-14:30	Designing Materials and Processes for Printable Electronics Printable Electronics as an attractive emerging market Degussa's approach to Printable Electronics - Science To Business Nanotronics Conductive Inks Progress in printable semiconductors Dielectrics for OFETs Dr Juergen Steiger, Project Manager, Creavis Technologies & Innovation Degussa
14:30-15:00	Advances in Plexcore™ Active Layer Technology for OLEDs Opportunities driven by the optimizations of efficiency, lifetime and stability of printed electronic devices Benefit of a platform approach to the printed electronics Advances in Plexcore technology including hole injection layer for solution processed OLED displays Andy Hannah, President and CEO Plextronics
15:00-15:30	Break and exhibition
15:30-16:00	New Orgacon printing inks and films with improved performance and stability new Orgacon films with improved conductivity and stability Orgacon Ink jet ink Orgacon screen printing inks Dr Frank Louwet, R&D Manager, ORGACON Electronic Materials Agfa-Gevaert
16:00-16:30	Organosilicon Based Oligothiophene Semiconductors Large-scale production of oligothiophene semiconductors Solution processing of oligothiophene based semiconductors Mobilities and long-term stability of organosilicon based oligothiophenes Dr Timo Meyer-Friedrichsen HC Starck
Topic:	Plenary sessions (all tracks)
16:30-17:00	Conference round-up and close Craig Cruickshank, CEO cintelliq ltd