International Conference on Digital Printing Technologies
19-23- September
Hilton Austin
Austin TX

For more than 25 years, NIP has been the leading forum for discussion of advances and new directions in non-impact and digital printing technologies. A comprehensive, industry-wide conference, this meeting includes all aspects of the hardware, materials, software, images, and applications associated with digital printing systems, including drop-on-demand ink jet, wide format ink jet, desktop and continuous ink jet, toner-based electrophotographic printers, production digital printing systems, and thermal printing systems, as well as the engineering capability, optimization, and science involved in these fields. Xenon Corporation will be featuring our SINTERON 500 and SINTERON 2000 systems for rapid drying of nano ink materials.

Printed Electronics Asia 2010
13-14 October
Hong Kong Science Park
Hong Kong

Metallic inks conduct electricity and are being manufactured by using nanoparticles for use with low-temperature, flexible substrates, including paper, PET and polyethylene films. Silver, gold and copper nanoparticle inks are coming on the market for applications in roll-to-roll applications using inkjet and flexographic printers. Researchers working with functional nanotechnology materials in the field of Printed Electronics have new R&D equipment available from Xenon Corp. The bench top SINTERON 500 and the higher power SINTERON 2000 system will be presented at the Printed Electronics Asia 2010. Both systems offer high peak energy, pulsed light technology to quickly heat and fuse conductive metallic ink flakes and nano inks at room temperature without significantly heating the substrate or adjacent thermally sensitive components

Western Michigan University
2-Day Course: MASTERING PRINTED ELECTRONICS
13-14 October 2010
Kalamazoo MI USA

A two day workshop held on June 9-10 and hosted by Western Michigan University’s Center for the Advancement of Printed Electronics (CAPE) will assist any persons currently in the printing industry gain a better understanding and appreciation of printed electronics and how it differs from traditional graphic printing. Course participants will also learn how printing functional inks differs from graphic printing. An introduction to materials for printed electronics will be provided, as well as an overview of device architecture and device design issues. A review of the benefits and disadvantages of current printing technologies will be provided, some of which will be demonstrated.

ICPE: International Conference on Flexible and Printed Electronics
28-29 October 2010
Hsinchu Taiwan

The main focus of this conference is promoting the state-of-art research results and latest manufacture technologies of flexible and printed electronics. This conference will provide the best opportunity for scientists and engineers actively engaged in discussion and observation on all aspects of research and manufacture developments.

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