For more than 20 years in the Organic and Printed Electronic different Smart Objects were investigated for different purposes. The potential applications are Sensing, Logistics, Smart Packaging and Gaming. None of these objects reached the mass production. Why?

This workshop will focus on the activities to make printed electronics successful.

Part 1:

This part deals with the design of Printed Sensors. Especially the steps needed in the production will be described. Very important is the question if additional components, like Batteries, Sensors or Electrochromic Displays ECD, shall be directly printed on the substrate, “Printegration”, or assembled by Pick&Place technologies in a separate step.

Part 2:

In this part examples for applications will be shown and discussed. The examples are taken from funded projects, especially EU H2020 projects. Finaly the association HOPE-A will point out how important international cooperation is.

Organizing Committee

Prof. Stergios Logothetidis, Department of Physics, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Dr. Martin Krebs, PrintaBattery, Germany
Mr. Evangelos Mekeridis, Organic Electronic Technologies (OET), Greece

The development and integration of In-line & Real-time Metrology tools and methodologies in manufacturing is a prerequisite to achieve reduction of defects during the process and to achieve a high quality and sustainable production for novel materials, devices and products.

This Workshop will reveal the huge potentiality of in-line and real-time metrology systems and methods (tools, measurement/analysis methodologies, protocols, integration concepts) to revolutionize the digital manufacturing of advanced materials, devices, components, processes and products based on Organic & Printed Electronics.

The Workshop topics include:

• In-line/In-situ/Real-Time characterization tools and methodologies
• Zero-defect manufacturing by non-destructive metrology methods and tools
• Novel Instruments and Improvements
• Optical, Electrical, Structural, Visual characterization
• Characterization protocols and standards
• Defect inspection from nano- to macro- scales
• Modeling and analysis approaches
• Data Management and Interoperability in Industrial scale
• Artificial Intelligence for sustainable, agile manufacturing of Organic Electronics
• Machine Learning algorithms for Metrology Data Analysis
• Integration concepts in pilot and production lines
• Feedback, Quality Control and Automation
• In-line Process in Roll-to-Roll, Vacuum and Gas Transport
• Manufacturing & Applications

Workshop International Organizing Committee

S. Logothetidis, Nanotechnology Lab LTFN, AUTh, Greece
N. Li Pira, Centro Ricerche FIAT, FCA Group, Italy
M. Klein, Suragus, Germany
G. Winroth, European Commission, Belgium
A. Laskarakis, Nanotechnology Lab LTFN, AUTh, Greece
P. Baumann, AIXTRON, Germany
C. Defranoux, Semilab Semiconductor Physics Laboratory Co. Ltd., France
A. Kneer, TinniT Technologies GmbH, Germany

Organized by:

	HORIZON EUROPE - COPE-Nano: "Centre Of Excellence For Organic, Printed Electronics & Nanotechnologies" www.cope-nano.eu
	EU HORIZON EUROPE - Flex2Energy: "Automated Manufacturing Production Line for Integrated Printed Organic Photovoltaics" www.flex2energy.eu
	H2020 REALNANO: "In-line and Real-time digital nano-characterization technologies for the high yield manufacturing of Flexible Organic Electronics" www.realnano-project.eu
	EU H2020-MUSICODE: "An experimentally-validated multi-scale materials, process and device modelling & design platform enabling non-expert access to open innovation in the Organic and Large Area Electronics Industry" www.musicode.eu
	EU H2020-CORNET: "Multiscale Modelling and Characterization to optimize the Manufacturing processes of Organic Electronics materials and devices" www.cornet-project.eu
	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

Info

The target of this Workshop is to highlight and advance the role and recognition of women working in cutting edge fields of Nano Science and Technology, and to promote their significant role in progress in these fields that will transform our lives in the future.

The topics of this Special Workshop cover all areas of Nanotechnologies and Organic Electronics.

When

The Workshop will take place om Wednesday July 3, 2019, during NANOTEXNOLOGY 2019.

Invited Speakers (tentative list)

	Dr. Maria Isabel Alonso, ICMAB-CSIC, Spain Thermoelectric and Optical Properties of PEDOT:PSS thin films
	Prof. Ana Claudia Arias, Berkeley, EECS, USA
	Dr. Silvia Giovanna Avataneo, CRF SCpA, Italy Sustainability Driven: Electronic Integration with Materials into Novel Components
	Prof. Theodora Choli-Papadopoulou, Chemistry Dept. AUTh, Greece Chondrogenesis and osteogenesis by short protein regions
	Dr. Claudine Katan, CNRS, CTI, France Two-Photon Absorption of Solvated Organic Chromophores: a Synergy between Experiment and Theory
	Dr. Maria Kogia, Granta Design, UK Do science and technology have a gender?
	Prof. Christina Lekka, University of Ioannina, Greece Density Functional Theory On Nanostructures With Potential Catalytic Applications
	Prof. Lydia Sosa-Vargas, CNRS, Institute Parisien de Chimie Moléculaire (IPCM), France Growing Functional Nanosurfaces for Organic Electronics
	Prof. Fazilet Vardar Sukan, SUNUM Nanotechnology Research Centre, Sabanci University, Turkey A Novel Virtual Cluster for Nanosensors

Workshop International Organizing Committee

S. G. Avataneo, CRF SCpA, Italy
T. Choli-Papadopoulou, Chemistry Dept. AUTh, Greece
N. Stingelin, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
A. Sendemir-Urkmez, Ege University, Turkey
F. Vardar Sukan, Sabanci University, SUNUM, Turkey
A. B. Walker, Department of Physics, University of Bath, UK

As the development of novel nanomaterials, devices and products advances, the transparency, traceability, safety, and sustainable environmental profile throughout their lifecycle becomes increasingly critical. Moreover, the emerging field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Manufacturing Technologies (AI3D25) that will dominate the robust design, fabrication and manufacturing of advanced materials and products for all applications, necessitates the establishment and widespread adoption of standardized information and data exchange methods across the entire value chain, from materials developers to the end-users.

This Special Workshop, which is a common Workshop for all NANOTEXNOLOGY events (ISFOE25, AI3D25 and NN25), will bring together internationally acknowledged excellent stakeholders from Academia, Research Institutes and Industry to explore the essential role of Open Innovation & Standardization for multi-scale characterization & modelling (ranging from the atomic to the macro-scale or multiscale) of Advanced Materials (inorganic, organic, polymers, composites, nanomaterials, etc) and Products.

Moreover, it will provide significant insights on the transformative potential of Digital Passports, to improve the material and product quality, promote safe-by-design aspects, and streamline regulatory compliance for materials and products for a broad range of applications, as Organic & Printed Electronics, Energy, Lighting, Displays, Electronics, Automotive, Healthcare, Smart Textiles, Wearables, IoT, Smart & Energy Efficient Buildings, Food Packaging, Sustainable Agriculture and many more.

Workshop Topics include:

• Open Innovation for multiscale characterization & modelling of materials
• Ontologies and Interoperability, Open and FAIR Data
• Characterization Data (CHADA) & Modelling Data Analysis (MODA)
• AI/ML and Digital Processes for Sustainable Manufacturing
• Industrial needs on Open Innovation, Standardization & Digital Passports
• Digital Passport Data Requirements & Platforms
• Business Models and Sustainability for Open Innovation Databases
• Standardization & Regulatory Compliance with environmental regulations

Workshop International Organizing Committee

S. Logothetidis, Nanotechnology Lab LTFN, AUTh, Greece
A. Laskarakis, Nanotechnology Lab LTFN, AUTh, Greece
N. Konchakova, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Germany
P. Klein, Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Mathematics ITWM, Germany
E. Lidorikis, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Ioannina, Greece
C. Charitidis, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, School of Chemical Engineering NTUA, Greece

Organized by:

	EU HORIZON EUROPE - DIGIPASS: "Harmonization of Advanced Materials Ecosystems serving strategic Innovation Markets to pave the way to a Digital Materials & Product Passport" www.ms.hereon.de/digipass
	HORIZON EUROPE - COPE-Nano: "Centre Of Excellence For Organic, Printed Electronics & Nanotechnologies" www.cope-nano.eu
	EU H2020-MUSICODE: "An experimentally-validated multi-scale materials, process and device modelling & design platform enabling non-expert access to open innovation in the Organic and Large Area Electronics Industry" www.musicode.eu