oe-a LOPE-C Large-area, Organic and Printed Electronics Convention | May 31 - June 2, 2010 | Congress Center | Messe Frankfurt, Germany
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Conference Program
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Business Conference
May 31, June 1: All about the commercialization of organic and printed electronics
Business Conference Program

Investor Forum, June 1:
Present your company to the leading international investors, venture capital firms and business angels.
Deadline for application: May 7!
Scientific Tracks
Please find a detailed overview of the peer-reviewed tracks listed by topics here.
Exhibition News
The exhibition ticket entitles you access to the Exhibitor Forum, Poster Sessions, coffee breaks and lunch.
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Business Partner
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Picures for Multimedia Platform press release

Video in Print
'Video in Print' – new dimensions for moving imagery in printed media.
Advertising insert of a celebrity magazine, integrating a screen for images and sound. An example of the ongoing development of interactive presentations linking online and print.(Source: Gruner + Jahr)

Picures for Brand Protection press release

handheld RFID reader
Authentication through invisibly printed codes and functionalities, detected by handheld RFID reader interacting with PC or smart phone. (Source: VTT/Nicanti Oy)

Pictures for OE-A 5th Anniversary press release

Printed solar cell
Photo: Flexible, light-weight and robust: organic and printed electronics enable new applications. Sample of a printed solar cell (photo: Holst Centre, The Netherlands).

Pictures for Functional Printing press release:

Picture 1:
R2R Screen Printer
High-Volume Printing enables the production of flexible electronic devices at low cost. Roll-to-Roll R2R Screen Printer for the production of medical sensors, batteries and antenna for RFID.
(Source: Kammann)

Picture 2:
Advanced ink-jet printing machine
Advanced ink-jet printing machine for the production of organic electronics. (Source: FUJIFILM Dimatix)

Picture 3:
Feature sizes and throughput of large-area patterning techniques
Feature sizes and throughput of large-area patterning techniques for organic and printed electronics. (Source: OE-A)

Pictures for Organic Photovoltaics press release:

Current examples of products integrating organic solar cells.
© Konarka

OE-A Roadmap

Third Edition of the official OE-A Roadmap (2009) for organic photovoltaics, featuring time lines for market entry of various OPV applications.
© OE-A

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