Program

Call for Papers

Authors are kindly invited to submit manuscripts for oral or poster presentations. Please submit a 150 word abstract using the online form provided. Submissions will start on January 15, 2012. Please indicate if poster or oral presentation is preferred.

Please note the updated deadlines!

Deadlines

Registration - March 21, 2012

Post-deadline registration is accepted according to availibility of cabins onboard ship CINDERELLA

Topics

• Printing Techniques for display manufacturing (e.g. OLED and electrochromic)
• Displays in Smart Packaging
• Industrial applications of display technology (e.g. smart glass, …)
• Optical Display Integration Aspects: black panel, reflection reduction, Ambient light performance
• Green Displays for Automotive Use: e-paper, power reduction strategies e.g. intelligent LED-backlight

Call for SID-ME Chapter Student Award

The SID-MEC Student Award is granted for an outstanding scientific or technical achievement in, or contribution to, research on information display. The award, which amounts to €1500, will be presented at the SID-MEC meeting and  the winner will present his/her contribution there. In addition, the winner’s conference fee will be waived. The applicant must be a student member at an institute in the SID-MEC region. Applications should be submitted to the award committee consisting presently of: Hans-Jürgen Lemp (Merck), Herbert De Smet (Ghent University), Norbert Fruehauf (University of Stuttgart).

The submission for the student award is closed!

Final Program

MAY 7, 2012

In the morning:  Arrival at XaarJet AB
Exhibition (SID, Xaar, Conpart, 3D Micromac, Fraunhofer IAP, etc.)

12:00    Lunch

13:00    Welcome (Werner Zapka) / Xaar presentation / Xaar tour

15:30    Bus transfer to ship CINDERELLA (Stadsgaden, Stockholm City)

17:15    Boarding CINDERELLA

(17:45 Gate closes; 18:00 departure of CINDERELLA)

19:00   Welcome (SID;  Ramon Borrell, Xaar)

19:10   Distribution of the SID Student Award to Jelle De Smet:

19:15   Jelle De Smet, Univ Ghent:  “The Quest for a Liquid Crystal Based Contact Lens Display”

19:40   Keynote presentation by Frits Dijksman, University of Twente: (** see abstract below)
“Ink jet technology: past and future, science and applications” (30 min)

21:00   Conference dinner

MAY 8, 2012

8:00     Breakfast

9:00     Wallen Mphepö, Univ. N. Beijing:  “Simultaneous 2D/3D Liquid Modulated Prism Display”

9:20     Short  Presentations of  POSTERS

• Jue Shen, KTH:   “Intelligent Packaging with Inkjet-Printed Electrochromic Paper Display - A Passive Display Infotag”
• Constance Grossmann, Fraunhofer IOF:  “First step to the development of an optical system based on a bi-directional OLED microdisplay: Specified display characterization and simulation”
• Pit Teunissen, TNO:    “Photonic Flash Sintering of Printed Conductive Structures for  Large-Area OLED displays”
• Chul Jong Han; Korea Electronic Technology Institute: “Fabrication of monochrome 40x40 Quantum dot-LED PM display”

9:40     Poster Exhibition / Discussion and Coffee Break

10:00   Sergiy Valyukh, Univ Linköping:  “Adaptive liquid crystal lenses for display applications”

10:20   Tonino Greco, Fraunhofer IAP:  “Quantum Dot Light Emitting Diode based on Indium Phosphide”

10:40    Coffee Break / Poster Exhibition

11:00    Zhe Shu, Fraunhofer IOF:  “Inkjet Printing of Conducting Polymers for OLED Applications”

11:20    Pit Teunissen, TNO:  “Inkjet printing of high aspect ratio conductive tracks”

11:40    Liisa Hakola, VTT: “Metal grid conductors for LECs by using high-speed inkjet printing”

12:30    Lunch

13:30    Werner Zapka, Xaar:  “Inkjet Printing of Functional Fluids Produces Structured Pattern or Homogeneous Coatings”

13:50    Rainer Paetzel, Coherent:  “Laser Applications in Advanced Display Manufacturing”

14:10    Coffee Break  / Poster

14:30    Helge Kristiansen, Conpart: “Anisotropic Conductive Film for Display Interconnect”

14:50    Wallen Mphepö, Univ. N. Beijing:  “Hands-free Augmented and Mixed Reality DMH Display Device"

15:10    End of Meeting and Farewell

15:30    Ship Cinderella back in Stockholm harbour

** Abstract of Keynote Presentation:
Frits Dijksman, University of Twente:
Ink jet technology: past and future, science and applications.

Abstract:
The dynamics of jets and droplets have inspired many scientists for
centuries. Although it has been referred to as text book knowledge already
about 100 years ago, it is still a very active field of fluid dynamics. When
it is about small jets and droplets surface tension starts to play a
dominant role, this is considered typical for fluid dynamics on a small
scale: called microfluidics. With the development of ink jet technology this
scientific field has developed in what is often called the most successful
application of microfluidics. Next to some historical remarks, the talk will focus
on new and challenging applications.