The Innovations in Large-Area Electronics Conference 2018 continues to grow

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"Innovations in large-area electronics today will define the technology landscape of tomorrow." Professor John Rogers, Northwestern University, innoLAE2018 keynote

innoLAE has seen delegate and exhibitor numbers growing every year since its inception, as it continues to attract equal and growing interest from industry and academia. This year was no exception.

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The three days of innoLAE 2018 events were attended by 263 delegates representing 142 different organisations from 14 countries.

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innoLAE 2018 Industry Day

Preceding the main innoLAE conference, CIMLAECentre for Process innovation and Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Network organised an industry networking day - Making Connections: accelerating innovation in flexible and hybrid electronics.

This industry day was, once again, well attended and well received. Attracting representatives from 66 companies, this unique event was able to bring together UK leaders in research, technology innovation and manufacturing of printed, flexible and large-area electronics.

The event presented overviews of the field (including technical capabilities, market prospects and funding opportunities), panel discussion, 2-minute pitches by attending companies and a designated networking session.

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The innoLAE conference continues to grow in every measure.

The programme committee put together another well-balanced programme, combining scientific excellence, manufacturing advances, commercial opportunity and coverage of the various conference themes. Each day was kick-started by a fantastic keynote address. Internationally renowned Professor John Rogers, of Northwestern University, summarized recent advances in electronic devices that can bend, stretch, twist and be integrated with the human body. Dr Davor Sutija, CEO of Thin Film Electronics ASA and a highly sought-after speaker, addressed the conference on the convergence of the physical and digital worlds - the Internet of Things and the future of smart packaging.

The conference was sponsored by Centre for Process innovationNovacentrixCoatemaCambridge Display Technology and Merck...

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...and covered by our media partners IDTechExIOPOPE journal and Nature Communications.

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