Plenary Sessions—The industry's most important topics

Respected experts open the LOPEC Conference program every morning with talks in our Plenary Session. This is a place where the biggest and most pertinent issues currently affecting printed electronics discussed.

In the Plenary Session, renowned experts, business owners, and high-level management talk about the following topics:

• Insight into the strategies and visions of international companies in the field of printed electronics
• The latest findings from global research projects
• Experiences with printed electronics: lessons learned and conclusions for future applications

Dr. Guido van Tartwijk

Heliatek (DE),

Decimating the CO2 footprint of Solar Energy with organic Solar films

• OPV enables solar electricity on every surface
• HeliaSol has a proven record-low CO2 footprint
• Lowering the CO2 emission of electricity 50X

Rainer Hundsdörfer

Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (DE)

Leveraging Heidelberg’s 170 years heritage to create a digital future based on printing and electronics

• Digitalization and Mobility are key growth drivers
• Creating high-tech solutions and digital business
• Printed electronics manufacturing at any scale

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Georg Bernatz

Merck (DE)

OLED at Merck: Shifting Paradigms in Display

• Flexible OLED displays
• Manufacturing and technical challenges
• Shifting industry paradigms

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Prof. Luisa Torsi

University of Bari (IT)

Sensing at the zeptomolar concentration level with large area bioelectronic interfaces

• single molecule detection with a large transistor
• new devices for early detection of diseases
• high performance at low cost is foreseen

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Dr. Henri Rajbenbach

European Commission Belgien (BE)

Eco-designed Flexible and Printed Electronics gains support in Horizon Europe

Prof. Ronald Dekker

Philips (NL)

Accelerating innovation for smart medical devices

• Emerging medical domains
• Open technology platform
• Health.E lighthouse

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Prof. Elizabeth von Hauff

Fraunhofer FEP (DE)

Future directions in flexible electronics – Fraunhofer FEP

• Roll-to-Roll
• Thin film
• deposition

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Christoph Ernst

Kunststoff Helmbrechts AG (DE)

3D IML touch panels manufactured with Functional Foil Bonding (FFB)

• IML touch panels
• capacitive controlled door module
• Funtional Foil Bonding (FFB)

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