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

Session

Advanced materials for smart electronics

6 May 2022, 08:15
Peter Tunner Saal - Room 2

Peter Tunner Saal - Room 2

Conveners

Advanced materials for smart electronics

  • J. Daniel Prades (Universitat de Barcelona)

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  1. Stephan Steinhauer (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
    06/05/2022, 08:15
    Advanced materials and systems for smart electronics
    Oral Presentation

    Photonic quantum technologies relying on the generation and detection of light at the single-photon level play a central role in emerging quantum computing, quantum communication and quantum sensing applications. State-of-the-art experimental implementations most commonly place stringent requirements on the performance of the employed devices, components and systems, hence necessitating...

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  2. Mr Jan Steffen Niehaus (Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research)
    06/05/2022, 08:35
    Advanced materials and systems for smart electronics
    Oral Presentation

    Since 2013 zero-dimensional, spherical quantum dots (QDs) are used by the display industry for high-end devices with improved color gamut compared to non-QD LED TVs. In
    contrast, the next generation of optoelectronic devices will most likely be based on quantum materials with superior core/shell structures like “Dot-in-GiantShell” (GS-QD), “Dot-in-Rod” (DR) or “Dot-in-Sheet” (DS)...

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  3. Taher Abu Ali (Joanneum Research- Institute for Surface Technologies and Photonics)
    06/05/2022, 08:55
    Advanced materials and systems for smart electronics
    Oral Presentation

    This work presents a multi-stimuli responsive sensor for artificial skin applications. The sensor is responsive to surrounding changes in force, humidity and temperature. The developed design consists of a hydrogel core, responsive to temperature and humidity changes; and a piezoelectric shell for force detection. Swelling of the hydrogel core, in response to humidity and temperature,...

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  4. Larissa Egger (Materials Center Leoben Forschung GmbH)
    06/05/2022, 09:15
    Advanced materials and systems for smart electronics
    Oral Presentation

    Chemical sensors based on metal oxides (MOx), are one of the most promising gas sensing devices due to their high sensitivity to numerous gases, fast response, miniaturization, and simple production. The detection principle of these sensors is a conductivity change of the MOx sensing material due to chemical reactions of gases with surface molecules. Cross sensitivities and interference to...

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