Flexible and printed electronics applications are increasingly appearing in commercial applications every day, from wearables for healthcare to smart packaging, sensors, automotive tail lights and displays, flexible displays, photovoltaics and more, with more products coming fast through the pipeline.
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Scenes from the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference
Attendees enjoyed insightful presentations, informative tabletop exhibits and networking opportunities during two-day conference in Oak Brook, IL.
Attendees enjoy an opportunity to network during the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
Dr. Erika Rebrosova of Sun Chemical gave the Keynote Talk during the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
Robert Waldrop of DuPont discussed the past, present and future of flexible electronics at the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
Dr. Dene Taylor, center, discusses Metallograph with UMass-Lowell's Oshadha Ranasingha during the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
Attendees enjoy lunch at the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
Chris Booher and Daniel Slep of ChemCubed meet with attendees.
Mark Ronay of Liquid Wire discusses his company's technology at the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
Dave Peterson offers insights into EMI - Engineered Mills Inc. at the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
Buhler Group's Stewart Rissley meets with attendees during the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
Sean Teufler and Tony Donato of Harper Corporation of America chat with Orion Engineered Carbon's Mahesh Panta.
Attendees listen to a presentation during the 2019 Electronic and Conductive Ink Conference.
By David Savastano, Editor 10.30.19
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