I3D-Category

• 3D Printing
• 3D Printing, Materials, Functionalities and Architectures
• 2D to 3D Printing (inkjet, screen, gravure, etc.)
• 3D Bioprinting (Structure, size, mechanical properties, etc.)
• Cell Printing Technologies (Ink-jet, Hydrogel, Laser assisted, etc) and Cell Survival issues
• Bioinks
• Additive Manufacturing
• Roll-to-roll printing processes
• Ultra Fast Pulsed Laser processing in materials and OEs (OLED, OPV, OTFTs, RFID), batteries, sensors, healthcare, smart textiles, etc)
• Ultra Fast Pulsed Laser nanoprocessing (metallic films, nanoparticles, nanowires, CNT, graphene, quantum dots, etc)
• Ultra Fast Pulsed Lasers in photonics & electronics (packaging, optical interconnects, waveguides in stretchable materials, light management layers)
• Ultra Fast Pulsed Laser tools integration (R2R, large area scanning, registration, diagnostics, hybrid laser, printing)
• Laser two photon polymerization and Laser sintering
• Digital Manufacturing and Nanomanufacturing
• Processes, Manufacturing & Applications
  
• Gas Transport Processes (OVPD, PVPD, CVD)
• Vacuum Processes (Evaporation, sputtering, etc.)
• Pilot Lines for Manufacturing of Organic Electronics, Healthcare, Bioprinting
• In-Line Metrology for Characterization and Process Control
• Thin Film Metrology and Optimization of Processes

Language
English is the official language of the I3D20.

Registration and On-site Registration
Attendees can pick up their personal congress material at the registration desk. If you register on-site at the registration desk you can pay by cash. All I3D20 participants including invited speakers must register to the I3D20 and receive an official badge. Every participant must wear an official conference badge to enter the conference rooms of the I3D20.

Visas - Invitation Letters

If you need a visa, the organization will be pleased to provide you with an Invitation Letter for your application. Visa applications have to be done by yourself to the nearest Greek embassy or consulate which are going to inform you regarding the requirements and documents that are needed. Please ensure that is sufficient time left for the applications to be completed. More information about Visas can be found here.

Be aware that we won‘t be able to contact directly embassies or consulates and the participant is sole responsible to apply and follow up on his Visa application.

In order to provide you with an Invitation Letter, the following requirements have to be fulfilled:

• Be an author of an accepted abstract
• Have paid the advanced registration fee for this conference

Provided information needed for the invitation letter

• Your full name (please specify family name and given name)
• Title (Dr. Prof. Mr. Ms)
• Organization
• Full mailing address
• Telephone and fax number
• Email address
• Additional information such as the title of the abstract
• Copy of the bank transfer

Low-Cost Flights

Low-cost flights to Thessaloniki can be found in the following airlines' websites - Aegean Airlines, Ryanair, EasyJet, Olympic Airlines.

Currency
The currency is EURO (€). The official exchange rate is published daily in the newspapers. Cash and travelers' checks are easily exchanged in banks and hotels. Most hotels and restaurants accept international credit cards.

Liability
The organizing committee cannot be held responsible for any changes in the program due to circumstances beyond their control.

Note
The organizers do not accept liability for any loss of or damage to the personal effects of delegates attending the event. The organizers reserve the right to cancel, defer or modify the event proceedings without prior notice.

Safety and Security
Please do not leave bags and suitcases unattended at any time.

I3D19 Program announced!

 I3D19 Detailed Program in PDF

 Download the NANOTEXNOLOGY 2019 Program Overview

Time Schedule

Tuesday 2/7

Thursday 4/7

This Conference focuses on the cutting edge advances on 3D Printing, 3D Bioprinting, Digital and Additive Manufacturing approaches for Flexible Organic and Printed Electronics, Healthcare, Wearables, Automotive, etc. and for the fabrication of novel nanomaterials in advanced device architectures.

As the world of 3D Printing is evolving, electronics are becoming a new key player. Functional elements such as sensors, biosensors, and switches are now being integrated into 3D printed products, paving the way for exciting new markets, applications, and opportunities.

3D Printing also encompasses a variety of different manufacturing processes. The processes are all primarily additive, with materials being deposited only where needed, as opposed to traditional subtractive processes, like machining. This results in significantly fewer materials' wastage, which keeps costs and environmental impact down. Also, this Conference connects the Manufacturing with In-Line and Real-Time Monitoring Process and Control approaches to enable low-cost and high-volume manufacturing of Organic Electronic Devices.

International Organizing Committee (tentative)

Dr. Peter Baumann, Apeva, Germany
Dr. Evangelos Delivopoulos, University of Reading, UK
Prof. Emmanuel Giannelis, Cornell University, USA
Dr. Nello Li Pira, C.R.F. S.C.p.A, Italy
Prof. Stergios Logothetidis, Nanotechnology Lab LTFN, AUTh, Greece
Prof. Yiannis Misirlis, University of Patras, Greece
Prof. Aylin Sendemir, Ege University, Turkey
Prof. Prasad Shastri, University of Freiburg, Germany

Organized by:

	EU H2020-SMARTLINE: "Smart In-line metrology and control for boosting the yield and quality of high-volume manufacturing of Organic electronics" (www.smartline-project.eu)
	EU H2020-CORNET: "Multiscale Modelling and Characterization to optimize the Manufacturing processes of Organic Electronics materials and devices" (www.cornet-project.eu)