4th Germany-Japan Joint Workshop "Organic Electronics and Nano Materials for Energy"
Date&Time: January 25th, 2016 13:30-20:30
 Venue: Tokyo International Forum, (Room G701, G602 and G610)
 Participation Fee: for free (registration needed)
 Max available seats: 80
 Language: English
 Organizer: Saxony Economic Development Corporation, Yamagata University
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Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institutes located in Saxony/Germany are going to have talks at session 2 (nanotechnology for energy) and session 3 (printing technology).
<PROGRAM> *tentative
13:30 together in plenum room 701
13:30    Welcome
             Mr. Ingo Höllein (German Embassy)
13:40    Flexible printed electronics and its application
             Prof. Shizuo Tokito (Research Center for Organic Electronics, Yamagata University)
14:00    Functional polymers and polymeric nanocomposites for optoelectronic 
             applications
             Prof. Brigitte Voit (Leibniz Institut IPF)
14:20    Introduction: Institute of Organic Materials - six centers 
             (ROEL, INOEL, DBAT, FROM, MIHO, GMAP) and its flagship projects
             Prof. Takuya Komoda (Yamagata University)
14:40    Organic lighting - thinking real products
             Mr. Sebastian Wolfram (Wolfram Design)
15:00    Organic solar films - a novel and truly urban-fit source of energy
             Dr. Ralph Wichtendahl (Heliatek)
15:20 Coffee break
15:50-17:30 3 parallel sessions
<Session 1: equipment (room 701)>
15:50    Equipment solutions for R2R vacuum processing for flexible 
             electronics - Flexible glass, flexible OLEDs, flash lamp annealing
             Mr. Carsten Deus (VON ARDENNE)
16:10    QUANTIpure® - Scalable purification technology for high quality
             small molecular compounds
             Dr. Daniel Kasemann (Creaphys)
16:30    Flash lamp annealing: thermal processing of flexible substrates for 
             high-throughput production
             Prof. Thoralf Gebel (DTF Technology GmbH)
16:50    AVOTouch - roll-to-roll technology avoiding front side touching
             Dr. Hannes Klumbies (FHR Anlagenbau GmbH)
17:10    Recent progress about printed electronics
             Dr. Hiromi Maeda (Dai Nippon Printing DNP)
<Session 2: nanotechnology for energy (room 602)>
15:50    Material development for thermoelectric energy harvesting
             Dr. Mai Phuong Nguyen (WPI-AIMR, Tohoku University / Fraunhofer
             Project Center for MEMS/NEMS deices)
16:10    High tech and green tech products need high end recycling
             - examples from Saxony
             Dr. Wolfram Palitzsch (Loser Chemie)
16:30    Superhard carbon coatings for an improved energy efficiency 
             Mr. Gregor Englberger (Fraunhofer Institute for Material and Beam
             Technology IWS)
16:50    Pilot scale innovation of battery materials and system for xEV
             - nano-controlled surface modification with electrolyte-
             Prof. Hideya Yoshitake (Development Center for Battery Device DBAT,
             Yamagata University)
17:10    Technical expertise of Asaka Riken: Business overview and recent
             Activities
             Mr. Hiroyuki Tanabe (Asaka Riken)
<Session 3: printing technology (room 610)>
15:50    Flexible electronics as an enabling technology
             Mr. Marcin Ratajczak (SIOD - start up of TU Chemnitz)
16:10    Ceramic functional inks for high definition 3D printed electronics
             Dr. Markus Eberstein (Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies
             and Systems IKTS)
16:30    Nanoparticle synthesis and ink formulations for printing of
             functional films on different substrates 
             Dr. Nikolai Trofimenko (Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technologies 
             and Systems IKTS)
16:50    Roll-to-Roll technologies developed in INOEL
             Prof. Tadahiro Furukawa (Yamagata University)
17:10    Flexible thin glass application - recent collaboration with 
             Fraunhofer FEP and Yamagata University INOEL, and introduction
             of G-LeafTM - ultra thin glass
             Mr. Hiroshi Takimoto (Nippon Electric Glass) and Dr. Stefan Mogck
             (Fraunhofer Institute for Organic Electronics, Electron Beam and
             Plasma Technology FEP)
17:30 together in plenum room 701
17:30    Proposal for organic electronics collaboration between Japan 
             and Germany
             Dr. Dominik Gronarz (Organic Electronics Saxony oes)
17:40    Recent progress on organics electronics - Smart MIRAI House
             Prof. Junji Kido (Research Center for Organic Electronics, Yamagata
             University)
18:00 Closing remarks
18:00 Get together party and poster session (7th floor)
<Registration>
Please fill out the registration form below and send it via e-Mail to organic@yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp by January 20th (Wed.).
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<Contact>
Research Center for Organic Electronics, Yamagata University
 organic@yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp 
                        Fraunhofer Representative Office Japan