Conferences
22–23 January 2019, Cambridge, UK
The 5th Annual Innovations in large-Area Electronics Conference (innoLAE 2019)
The fifth annual innoLAE conference will be held on January 22-23, 2019 at the Wellcome Genome Campus Conference Centre in Cambridge, UK. innoLAE presents a varied 2-day programme featuring contributions from academia and industry, highlighting the most recent and exciting innovations in large-area electronics - emerging technologies, their manufacture and incorporation into products. Large-Area Electronics (LAE) is a new way of making electronics and includes printed, flexible, plastic, organic and bio-electronics. LAE has the potential to both open up new markets for electronics and to expand existing products by adding new form factors, new functionality and enabling new cost structures.
As such, innoLAE is a key event for anyone involved in LAE. By attracting equal and growing interest from both industry and academia, the conference provides a unique and important platform for facilitating both dissemination and networking opportunities, helping to bring innovation into the market and accelerating the take up of new technologies.
The programme includes parallel and plenary presentations, a poster session with prizes awarded to the most promising scientific and technical developments, an exhibition with leading companies and organisations showcasing their latest developments, and networking opportunities, including a gala dinner hosted in the historic Queens College Old Hall.
If you are actively involved in the field, submit an abstract to be part of this high calibre programme. Call for Papers details can be found on the conference website - deadline 30 September 2018.
As such, innoLAE is a key event for anyone involved in LAE. By attracting equal and growing interest from both industry and academia, the conference provides a unique and important platform for facilitating both dissemination and networking opportunities, helping to bring innovation into the market and accelerating the take up of new technologies.
The programme includes parallel and plenary presentations, a poster session with prizes awarded to the most promising scientific and technical developments, an exhibition with leading companies and organisations showcasing their latest developments, and networking opportunities, including a gala dinner hosted in the historic Queens College Old Hall.
If you are actively involved in the field, submit an abstract to be part of this high calibre programme. Call for Papers details can be found on the conference website - deadline 30 September 2018.
