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electronic devices. The 14th European Manufacturing Test Conference (EMTC) is presenting “Overcoming New Test Challenges through Cooperation and Innovation”. The Conference will present an interesting mix of topics in the broad area of testing semiconductor devices.
SEMICON Europa remains the largest industry event in Europe focusing on technologies and solutions for advanced microelectronics manufacturing including semiconductors, MEMS, printed and plastic electronics, power electronics, and other emerging and related electronics markets. “SEMICON Europa is the heart and soul of the microelectronics industry in Europe,” says Heinz Kundert, president of SEMI Europe. “It is the place where the entire industry gathers – suppliers, technologists, executives, and purchasing agents – to learn, network, and understand the developments of technology and trends that shape and drive microelectronics innovation.”
Plastic Electronics offers new opportunities
After many years of research and development efforts around the global, plastic electronics is reaching the momentum of commercialization in areas such as for displays, lighting, photovoltaics and integrated smart systems. The Plastic Electronics 2012 Conference and Exhibitions in Dresden will be focused on challenges and opportunities for manufacturing these applications and products for the mass consumer markets. It is the single and sole event to focus on issues related to manufacturing of these challenging new applications and products and will bring together the stakeholders for this new emerging industry in a single setting. The conference will present a line-up of over 90 expert views for top-level professionals in the field, whereas the exhibition will be the market place to meet about 100 materials suppliers, tooling vendors and integrators of PE systems and solutions.
The Plenary Session, a comprehensive three-day event, covers issues and topics focused on technologies and markets. The keynote-speakers are:
Barry Young, Managing Director, OLED Association is presenting the “Market Forecast”. He addresses issues as the development of industry standards for OLED display and lighting, promotion of the technology and the resolution of industry-wide technical issues.
manufacturing productivity and extending the life of existing FABs through new technologies and markets. The topic this year: “Cost Reduction and Continuous Improvement by using IT Tools”.
The International MEMS/MST Forum will focus on “New Dynamics in the MEMS Industry”. The forum is an exceptional platform for exhibitors and visitors to explore the MEMS industry supply chain.
The 450mm Session is covering the latest state of introducing, planning and R&D for 450mm. The session includes all major initiatives as well as the progress which was made during the last years.
The Advanced Packaging Conference will present “Packaging Solutions for the New Technologies”. The conference will give the opportunity to learn more about most important microelectronics applications developments which enable novel, advanced packaging solutions to be the key drivers in system integration of
Thibaud Le Seguillon, CEO of Heliatek will speak about: “Future Applications: Roll-to-roll Vacuum Deposition of Small Molecules – The Right Choice”. Heliatek GmbH, a global leader in high-end solar PV technology, is about to start production of its worldwide unique organic solar films. The solar films will be produced in a low temperature roll-to-roll process in which small molecules (oligomers) are vacuum deposited onto inexpensive plastic substrate. The presentation will inform about the progress on ramping up Heliatek’s vacuum based roll-to-roll production and the production process in general.
Luisa Torsi, Professor, Università degli Studi di Bari “Aldo Moro”. She focuses on “Technology: Ultra Sensitive Label Free Bio- electronic OFET Sensors”. She is the 2010 E. H. Merck prize winner for Analytical Science, being the first women to be awarded with this prize. Her main research interests are in the fields of functional materials/nanostructures and electronic
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