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LOPEC Conference 2022 - The meeting place for printed electronicsThe meeting place for printed electronics

12.03. 2022 | News
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LOPEC will take place at the ICM – International Congress Center München—from March 22-24, 2022. In addition to the international trade fair for flexible, organic and printed electronics, the LOPEC Conference is the world leading gathering of the industry It will start on March 22, a day before the trade fair itself, with the Business Conference and the Short Courses. The Technical and the Scientific Conference will then take place on March 23 and 24.

Whether in vehicle construction, medical technology or photovoltaics: printed electronics is driving innovations in various industries. This variety is reflected in the LOPEC Conference which will feature nearly 200 presentations. “With the extensive program, we’re inviting people to see the bigger picture,” said Wolfgang Mildner, General Chair of the LOPEC Conference and CEO of the consultancy and technology company MSWtech. “Everyone involved is looking forward to the face-to-face event and to direct feedback from the community.”

In their plenary speeches, Prof. Ronald Dekker, Senior Research Scientist at Philips, and Dr. Guido van Tartwijk, CEO of Heliatek will present impressive application examples. They will look at intelligent medical technology and organic solar films. In addition, Rainer Hundsdörfer, Chairman of Heidelberger Druckmaschinen, and Dr. Michael Heckmeier, Executive Vice President of Merck, will speak in the plenum.

The LOPEC Business Conference will also focus on industry-relevant aspects. Dr. Wolfgang Clemens from PolyIC will outline the market opportunities offered by printed touch sensors which companies such as Volkswagen and the home appliance manufacturer BSH integrate in their products. The presentations during the Technical Conference will have a practical focus, too. There will be plenty of ideas for innovations, for example when Pete Valianatos from the US company E Ink explains how a technique found in e-book readers can allow car bodies to change color at the push of a button.

For more information see the original Press Release.
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