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Jennifer Ernst, new chair of the governing board at FlexTech Alliance

Jennifer Ernst of Thinfilm Electronics elected as chair of FlexTech Alliance

Friday 27 March 2015
Appointments

The FlexTech Alliance, an industry association dedicated to promoting flexible and printed electronics, has announced that Jennifer Ernst, chief strategy officer at Norwegian-based Thinfilm Electronics, has been elected as chair of its governing board. The election is for a two-year term, from 2015 to 2016. As chair of the governing board, Ernst is expected to provide the industry leadership necessary for the successful continuation of FlexTech’s programmes and services. She succeeds Keith Rollins of DuPont Teijin Films, who will remain on the board.

The latest machinery from Notion Systems is based on a modular engineering concept

Notion Systems presents “Modular Engineering” concept

Tuesday 24 March 2015
Products

Notion Systems GmbH, a provider of inkjet printers, laser treatment equipment and machinery for automation with headquarters in Schwetzingen, Germany, has unveiled its new “Modular Engineering” concept.

The Cleantech Park in Singapore will be equipped with BIOPV solar films supplied by Heliatek

Heliatek supplies its film for Asia’s largest BIOPV installation in Singapore

Thursday 19 March 2015
Companies / Markets

The organic electronics energy provider Heliatek’s organic solar films HeliaFilm are part of a pilot project in Singapore focusing on future sustainable urban development. The German company partners with vTrium Energy, a Singapore-based supplier of clean technology sustainable solutions, in the implementation of the world’s most powerful and Asia’s largest BIOPV (building integrated organic photovoltaic) project.

Stan Farnsworth, vice president marketing Novacentrix, with visitors at LOPEC

LOPEC 2015 records further growth

Monday 16 March 2015
Exhibitions / Events

After three show days, the LOPEC, the leading European trade show for printed electronics, has ended with a significant visitor growth. More than 2300 visitors from 42 countries came to Munich’s congress centre ICM from 3 to 5 March. This means an increase by 10%.

LOPEC press conference with Kai Hohmann, principal technical expert automotive displays at Continental; Dr Stephan Kirchmeyer, chairman of the board of OE-A; Wolfgang Mildner, general chair LOPEC; and Falk Senger, CEO of Messe München

OE-A predicts further growth for printed electronics

Thursday 05 March 2015
Companies / Markets

At the LOPEC trade show, the leading European event for organic and printed electronics, which takes place in Munich, Germany, the Organic Electronics Association (OE-A) has published its latest business climate survey as well as the sixth edition of its Roadmap. The OE-A Roadmap is updated biannually and represents the knowledge and opinions of the world’s leading printed and flexible electronics experts. It addresses technologies as well as applications in the areas of OLED lighting, organic photovoltaics (OPV), OLED and flexible displays, electronics and components, and integrated smart systems.