5–6 May 2022 Hybrid conference
Live Congress Leoben
Europe/Vienna timezone

Session

Advanced materials for energy efficient printable electronics

5 May 2022, 13:20
Erzherzog Johann Saal - Room 1

Erzherzog Johann Saal - Room 1

Conveners

Advanced materials for energy efficient printable electronics

  • Marco Deluca (Materials Center Leoben Forschung GmbH)

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  1. Prof. Rodrigo Martins (CENIMAT - Universidade NOVA de Lisboa)
    05/05/2022, 13:20
    Advanced materials and systems for smart electronics
    Oral Presentation

    Materials Science Department, CENIMAT|I3N and CEMOP/UNINOVA, Faculty of Sciences and Technology, NOVA University Lisbon, 2829-516 Caparica, Portugal.

    A massive increase of the internet of things (IoT) nodes is happening nowadays, since almost every device has embedded electronics. However, this will induce a high quantity of electronic waste (e-waste) accumulation. To overcome this serious...

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  2. J. Daniel Prades (Universitat de Barcelona)
    05/05/2022, 13:40
    Advanced materials and systems for smart electronics
    Oral Presentation

    Featuring "ultralow power consumption" challenges all the components of a smart system: starting from a power saving sensing device (the key enabling component of the application), but also continuing with efficient signal conditioning, acquisition and processing electronics, and ending with low energy protocols in the components in charge of data comunications. In this talk we will present...

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  3. Sherjeel Khan (Dr.)
    05/05/2022, 14:00
    Advanced materials and systems for smart electronics
    Oral Presentation

    Advances in the miniaturization of electronics and manufacturing methods have empowered wearables with extremely fast processing capabilities while reducing their size at the same time. It has led to the widespread adoption of wearables in everyday consumer devices, various industrial applications, and personalized healthcare & remote diagnostics. With the increased computing power of wearable...

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  4. Kai Oliver Brinkmann
    05/05/2022, 14:20
    Advanced materials and systems for smart electronics
    Oral Presentation

    Devices for the Internet-of-Things are often placed in remote locations or are embedded in vehicles or machines and thus need to be energy-autonomous. Highly promising energy sources are perovskite-based solar cells, that have overwhelmed the field of photovoltaics with skyrocketing efficiencies, while simultaneously allowing light weight and cost efficient fabrication and hence a low...

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