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10-07/08 :: July/August 2010
Nanotech 2010 Conference and Expo – Summary (Part II)
NSTI Nanotech 2010 ( TechConnect World 2010) took place in Anaheim, CA, USA, in June 2010. It is the primary industry event on nanotechnology and clean technology in the world. The event were organized by The Nano Science and Technology Institute (NSTI;
http://www.nsti.org).
In this issue, we will publish our second part with introductions of single companies, poster sessions and general impressions. Dozens of new products and technologies were unveiled on the show. Here are some examples:
Shlomo Magdassi, Michael Grouchko, Alexander Kamyshny from the Casali Institute for Applied Chemistry, Institute of Chemistry, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel, demonstrated with their presentation “Conductive Ink-Jet Printing for Flexible and Plastic Electronics” a new technology enabling to achieve high conductivities of printed patterns even at room temperature due to a new sintering process of metallic nanoparticles. One of the greatest challenges in fabrication of flexible and plastic electronics devices by printing is to obtain highly conductive patterns at sufficiently low tem-
An ink-jet printed plastic electroluminescent device and a HR-SEM image of the nanoparticles before and after sintered at room temperature. The conductive pattern of the device was obtained by ink-jet printing of water-based silver ink. © Prof. Shlomo Magdassi, The Enrique Berman Chair, Ca- sali Institute ,Institute of Chemistry, The Hebrew Universi- ty of Jerusalem, Israel
peratures which will not damage the heat sensitive substrates. However, to date, sufficient conductivity of silver patterns was conventionally achieved only after prolonged heating at elevated temperatures, thus limiting fabrication of plastic devices only to heat resistant polymers.
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