ICOE2013: 9th International Conference on Organic Electronics
About This Event
Grenoble scientific communities of chemists, physicists and (nano)technology specialists are organizing the 9th edition of the pluri-/transdisciplinary ICOE (www.ICOE2013.org) International Conference on Organic Electronics [chemistry, physics & nano-sciences/technologies] devoted to recent progresses in organic/plastic and printed (opto)electronics during the week 25 of 2013 (i.e. June 18-20, 2013).
The scientific program of this single-session format international conference will consist in 6 Invited lectures (ILs: 40 min including discussions), 42 Oral Communications (OCs: 20 min including discussions), and Poster Communications (PCs: A0 Format) selected from the contributed abstracts]. ICOE2013 will be held within the premises of the MINATEC centre (www.minactec.com) of the GIANT campus in Grenoble France and will cover the following three Topics (T1-T3):
T1-Materials. T1’s associated keywords: synthesis and characterizations of molecular/polymer semiconductors for (opto)electronics applications.
T2-Process and Integration. T2’s associated keywords: Thin film growth, deposition and patterning, physical characterization of organic layers and interfaces, full device processing, mass production manufacturing, yields.
T3: Device Physics and Circuit Design. T3’s associated keywords: Optimization, characterization, modelling and reliability of organic devices, such as OFETs, OPV, OLED, memories, passives, sensors and so on, specific circuit design aspects related to organic technologies_.
ICOE2013 will be preceded by a one day long short courses/tutorial session (given by specialists of organic and printed (opto)electronics) on June 17, 2013 and followed on June 21, 2013 by two satellite workshops dealing with i) compact modelling [TFTs] and ii) modelling and characterizations [OLEDs & OPVs] organized by Fluxim
List of six (confirmed) Invited lecturers of ICOE2013:
T1-Materials : I. McCulloch (Imperial College, UK) & S. Marder (Georgia Institute of Technology, USA).
T2-Process and Integration: A.C. Arias (Univ. California, Berkeley, USA) & M. Chabinyc (Univ. California, Santa Barbara, USA).
T3-Device Physics and Circuit Design: P.W.M. Blom (MPI for Polymer Research, Germany) & R.A. Street (Xerox-PARC, USA)