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Regular Track Invited Speakers

Track 1: Emerging Materials

Polytechnique Montreal, Canada

Ultra-high conductivity Sepia melanin ink films for environmentally benign electronics

Melanins (from the Greek μέλας, mélas, black) are bio-pigments ubiquitous in flora and fauna. In the melanin family, eumelanin is an insoluble brown–black type, found in vertebrates and invertebrates alike, among which Sepia (cuttlefish) is noteworthy. Sepia melanin is a type of bio-sourced eumelanin that can readily be extracted from the ink sac of cuttlefish. Eumelanin features broadband optical

TRACK 2: ADVANCED MANUFACTURING OF PRINTED AND FLEXIBLE ELECTRONICS

National Technology University of Singapore, Singapore

Artificial Senses Technology

Artificial senses refer to the emulation of human’s basic senses and assimilate them to functional devices and systems to help us understand and perceive the world around us. This research topic of artificial senses is transdisciplinary and lies at the confluence of materials science, bioengineering, medical sciences, electrical engineering, and computer science. Some use cases, including enhanced

TRACK 3: PHYSICAL SENSORS AND SMART SYSTEMS

Johannes Kepler University, Austria

Recent Advances of Sensor Structures Embedded in Organic Coatings on Metallic Substrates.

Embedded sensors provide an attractive option for implementing cost-effective monitoring capabilities for industrial applications where conventional discrete sensors are not well suited. Recently devised technologies using printed sensor structures embedded within organic coating on conductive substrates for industrial applications and harsh environments are presented. These include capacitive tou

TRACK 4: BIO- AND CHEMICAL SENSORS

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia

Conjugated Polymer based Electronics for Diagnostics in Physiological Media

1Organic Bioelectronics Lab, Biological and Environmental Science and Engineering Division, King Abdullah University

Conjugated polymers provide a unique toolbox for establishing electrical communication with biological systems. I will show how modulating the chemistry of these materials can lead to interfaces that maximize interactions with biological systems while maintaining electronic trans

TRACK 5: ENERGY HARVESTING AND STORAGE

California Institute of Technology, USA

Wearable Energy Harvesting from the Human Body toward Personalized Healthcare

Electronic skin (e-skin) is expected to play a crucial role in the next generation of robotics and medical devices. However, existing e-skin-based sensing platforms primarily focus on monitoring physical parameters and rely on the power from the batteries or near field communication, which significantly hinders their broad use and sustainability toward continuous wireless sensing. Here I will intr

TRACK 6: GREEN AND LOW-POWER ELECTRONICS

EMPA, Switzerland

What Is a Sustainable Use of ICT?

Purchasing every year a new mobile ICT device got something normal in our modern society – and few people realize that the production of new ICT devices equals to high environmental impacts. Several studies showed in the recent past, that this development is unsustainable. In the same time, there have been also studies showing the opportunities related to the development of ICT – including the inc

TRACK 7: HYBRID INTEGRATED SYSTEMS, THIN CHIPS AND PACKAGING

Fleeptech, Italy

Fully printed CMOS Integrated Circuits: a key block towards pervasive smart electronics systems

Billions of electronic objects are expected to be distributed worldwide in the upcoming years according to the framework of pervasive electronics and the concepts of IoT, distributed healthcare and connected environments. Printed electronics has gained its place as a candidate for succeeding in the challenge of consolidating a complete technology that enables sustainable production and end-of-life

TRACK 8: RELIABILITY, SIMULATION AND MODELLING

Georgia Institute of Technology, GA, USA

Reliability Assessment of Flexible Wearable Electronics

In this presentation, I will discuss some of the uniaxial and multi-axial stretch and bend test techniques that are under development in our lab. I will present how these test techniques with their in-situ measurement capabilities can be adapted to complex surfaces associated with, for example, human body, aerospace and automotive structures, food and pharmaceutical items, energy harvesting and st

TRACK 9: PRINTED SMART TAGS AND COMMUNICATION DEVICES

VTT, Finland

Flexible and Transparent Solutions for Sensing Electronics and Electromagnetics

Flexible substrates and methods of attaching components as a roll-to-roll process have made it
possible to implement fully flexible and conformable electronic devices. Wireless connectivity
together with wireless charging of battery enable such structures e.g. to be overmolded with
elastomers to provide hermetic seal. As an alternative to conventional flexible substrates such as
polyimide, nan

Track 10: Emerging APPLICATIONS

Harvard University, USA

Soft and flexible bioelectronics for brain-machine interface

Large-scale brain mapping via brain-machine interface is important for deciphering neuron population dynamics, understanding and alleviating neurological disorders, and building advanced neuroprosthetics. Ultimately, brain mapping aims to simultaneously record activities from millions, if not billions, of neurons with single-cell resolution, millisecond temporal resolution and cell-type specificit

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