Thank you for attending the 2016 SGIA Printed Electronics Symposium.
As the gathering point for the printed and flexible electronics industry, top experts discussed new trends, advanced technologies and best practices in the printed electronics field.
As part of this superior educational event, we'd like to provide you with a roster of your fellow symposium attendees and the 2016 symposium presentations. Download attendee list.
Please note: Rights to the 2016 Symposium attendee list are non-transferable and for your corporate use only. When you download this document, you agree to these terms. If you provide this list to another company, SGIA will revoke your right to receive future SGIA lists.
Again, thank you for attending!
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Tuesday, September 13, 2016
NanoCopper Ink and Paste Conductors Printed on Flexible Substrates
Don Novotny, Intrinsiq Materials
Advances in Flexible Substrate Technology to Improve Resolution, Definition, and Accutance of Screen Printed Conductors
Art Dobie, Chromaline Screen Print Products
IPC and SGIA Setting New Standards for Screen Printed Flexible Electronics!
Neil Bolding, MacDermid Autotype Inc; Chris Jorgensen, IPC Association
Strategic Designs for Printing Textile Electronics
Jesse Jur, NC State University
Advanced Functional Coating Brings Drying to the Fore
Douglas Gray, Natgraph Ltd
Isolating Screen Process Variables for Non-Standard Inks and Substrates-a Case Study
Ray Greenwood, HPCI Hazardous Print Consulting Inc
Advancements in Film Insert Molding, Designs, Materials and Electronic Functionality
Neil Bolding, MacDermid Autotype Inc
Printed Electronics in the 3rd Dimension
Kenneth Church, Ph.D. nScrypt Inc.
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Solutions for When Standard Connectors Do Not Meet the Requirements of Printed Medical Sensors
Benjamin Koontz, Nicomatic
A Case Study of Capacity Sensor Design and Production for Medical Applications
Xiaoying Rong, Ph.D. California Polytechnic State University – Graphic Communication Department
Designing Smart Devices with Force Sensing Technology
Mark Lowe, Tekscan
Printing for Flexible Hybrid Electronics (FHE) System Integration
Jason Marsh, NextFlex