[Eecs_phd] FW: Seminar:

[Cribben, Denise]

*THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE AND ATTACHMENT IS BEING FORWARDED TO YOU AT THE REQUEST OF DR. SAVAS KAYA*


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Speaker : Dr. Kazuhiro Murata, SITechnology, Inc., CEO,  Inventor of Super Inkjet technology
Title : Direct fabrication of micron-scale structures using Super Inkjet
Abstract：We have developed a super-fine inkjet technology (SIJ) that enables extremely fine pattern formation using droplets measuring less than 1 micrometer in diameter. By using conductive ink based on nano-metal particles, direct fabrication of circuits and three-dimensional structures having a feature size of just a few microns are achieved. Moreover the SIJ is capable of printing with a wide variety of inks, for example, insulators, organic semiconductors, light emitting polymers, bio-materials and UV curable polymers. The potential of the SIJ technology and its application to cutting-edge areas, such as flexible electronics, printed electronics, fine interconnect and others will be shown.

Come and find out more about a unique interdisciplinary mico/nano-building tool.
If you would like to meet with Dr. Shimizu after the talk, please email, Dr. Savas Kaya (kaya at ohio.edu<mailto:kaya at ohio.edu>).
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Best Wishes,

Savas Kaya, PhD

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361 Stocker Center
School of EECS
Ohio University
Athens OH 45701

http://savaskaya.net<http://savaskaya.net/>
e-mail: kaya at ohio.edu<mailto:kaya at ohio.edu>
voice: +1-740-597-1633
fax: +1-740-593-0007
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