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Tuesday, September 27, 2016 8:00
9:00 Wednesday, September 28, 2016
Registration and welcome coffee Opening announcements
9:10 Market overview Mr. Chris Smith, Editor, AMI Magazines, APPLIED MARKET INFORMATION Ltd., United Kingdom
SESSION 1 - PROCESSING AND COMPOUNDING 9:30
10:00
Effective techniques for successful processing of electrically conductive plastic compounds Mr. Kari Alha, R&D Director, PREMIX OY, Finland
Challenges to produce electrically conductive plastics: The perspective of a conductive carbon black supplier Ing. Christine Van Bellingen, Global Polymer Technical Leader, IMERYS GRAPHITE & CARBON, Belgium
10:30-11:00 Coffee break 11:00
Continuous processing techniques for highly filled conductive plastic compounds Mr. Mario Gillmann, Research Associate, ZENTRUM FÜR BRENNSTOFFZELLENTECHNIK ZBT GmbH, Germany
SESSION 2 - ENHANCING ELECTRICAL/THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY 11:30
High performance boron nitride fillers for thermal management in polymers for E&E: Key properties, application examples and design considerations Mr. Stephen Amos, Sr. Specialist, 3M COMPANY, United States
12:00
Advanced thermo management with mineral fillers in plastic materials Mr. Péter Sebö, Market Development Manager, HPF THE MINERAL ENGINEERS, A DIVISION OF QUARZWERKE GROUP, Germany
12:30-2:00 Lunch
2:00 Modifying thermal and electrical conductivity using novel infused hybrid nanostructures Dr. Tushar Shah, Chief Technology Officer, APPLIED NANOSTRUCTURED SOLUTIONS, United States
2:30 3:00
Highly electro-conductive carbon black in polyolefins, engineering plastics and polymer blends Dr. Josef Křivánek, Senior Researcher, UNIPETROL RPA s.r.o. - POLYMER INSTITUTE BRNO, Czech Republic
Electrically and/or thermally conductive polymers incorporating transitional metal nanoparticles Mr. Nate Slating, Director of Business Development, THE MACKINAC GROUP, INC., United States
3:30-4:00 Coffee break SESSION 3 - THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE APPLICATIONS 4:00
8:30 Welcome coffee 9:00
Opening announcements
SESSION 4 - NOVEL CONDUCTIVE ADDITIVES 9:10
9:40
Developing and enhancing conductive properties using novel porous isotropic 3D carbon structures Dr. Daniela Sordi, Chief Technology Officer, CARBONX BV, The Netherlands
Single-walled carbon nanotubes as a novel conductive filler for thermoplastic materials Dr. Evgeniy Ilyin, Senior Researcher, OCSIAL GROUP, United States
SESSION 5 - ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVE APPLICATIONS 10:10
10:40-11:10 Coffee break
11:10 Development of a highly conductive polymer bipolar plate for high performance lead-acid battery applications Mr. Doug Bathauer, CEO, INTEGRAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC., United States
SESSION 6 - MANAGING ESD AND EMI 11:40
1:40
Comparative wear characteristics of stainless steel fiber EMI shielding compounds Mr. Ned Bryant, Senior Product Development Engineer, RTP, United States
Utilizing light colored electro-conductive pigments to comply with evolving electrostatic (ESD) standards Mr. Jim Stavrakas, Global Product Manager, MILLIKEN & COMPANY, United States, and Dr. Philippe Scheerlinck, Senior New Business Development Manager - EMEA, MILLIKEN & COMPANY, Belgium
12:40-1:40 Lunch 1:10
Innovative options for controlling static and ESD of plastics: Permanently anti-static block copolymers and multi-wall carbon nanotube masterbatches Mr. Patrick Delprat, Graphistrength Business Manager, ARKEMA SA, France, and Mr. Nick Deluca, Business Development Engineer - Antistatics, ARKEMA, United States
SESSION 7 - MEASURING THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY
2:10 Measurement of thermal conductivity and thermal conductivity anisotropy of wood-plastic composite materials Ms. Sarah Ackermann, Applications Specialist, C-THERM TECHNOLOGIES, Canada
Simplified manufacturing of 3D-mids with thermally conductive polymers Mr. Jason Eckel, Global Marketing Director, Specialty Engineered Materials, POLYONE CORP., United States
4:30 5:00 5:30
Thermal management of Li-ion systems & mobile devices with latent heat sink (LHS) plastics Mr. Mark Hartmann, CTO, OUTLAST TECHNOLOGIES LLC, United States
Thermal management solution for LED application with customized polymers Mr. Ted Sidoriak, Product Manager - North America, LEHVOSS NORTH AMERICA, United States
Afternoon wrap-up and questions 5:40 - 7:10 Cocktail reception 2:40
Thermal conductivity measurement by steady-state and flash diffusivity methods and instruments Dr. Heng Wang, Product Marketing Specialist, TA INSTRUMENTS-WATERS LLC, United States
3:10 Afternoon wrap up and questions 3:30 Conference ends
Conference bag sponsored by:
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Application of highly conductive aliphatic polyketone to reduce weight and cost in LEV III compliant auto fuel systems Mr. James Arbuckle, Managing Partner, MEGA POLYMERS, United States
AMI reserves the right to alter the program without notice. The latest program can be viewed on our website:
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