For the last 10 years the organizing committee has held the joint workshop annually to lead the international and domestic networking of flexible electronics and its related fields, through utilizing the unique strength of Saxony and Yamagata and its strong relationship. We would like to welcome you to the 10th joint workshop.

Register now and join us for a outstanding program and incredivle networking opportunity with international partners from Saxony, Japan and Europe. We are again expecting 150+ participants from the field of flexible, printed and embedded electronics and end-users from the healthcare and wellbeing sectors.

The event including the matchmaking will be free of charge.

Registered participants have the chance to contact the other participants. There are more than 150 registered participants for you to search and contact.

The participants area with organization profiles, offers and requests is only accessible for registered participants.

• 8:00 CET / 16:00 JST – Welcome remarks & Keynote session
  • 10 years anniversary collaboration Yamagata University – Saxony
  • Dr. Sandro F. Tedde „Printed Perovskites: A facile route towards high performance medical X-ray detectors“
• 8:30 CET / 16:30 JST – Presentations & Pitches
  • up to 8 scientific presentations and 12 exciting pitches from innovative EU and Japanese companies
• 11:00 CET / 19:00 JST – Matchmaking & Poster session
  • meet the speakers and new partners and see latest developments at poster session
• 12:00 CET / 20:00 JST – Closing remarks

The fabrication of medical and industrial X-ray imaging detectors that combine minimum fabrication costs and high performances is the major challenge since decades. Due to their strong X-ray absorption, high carrier diffusion lengths and mobility-lifetime (μτ) product hybrid inorganic-organic perovskites like Methylammonium Lead Triiodide (MAPbI₃) are highly recommended as novel X-ray converting materials. Here we present a two-step manufacturing process of a microcrystalline MAPbI₃ based imaging X-ray detector which decouples the fabrication of the several hundred micrometer thick absorber layer and its integration on the pixelated backplane. Microcrystalline MAPbI₃ devices show an excellent sensitivity and a high-resolution capability with an outstanding low detection limit of 0.22 nGy_air/frame. Our findings stress the great potential of this material class for X-ray detector applications.

Experience presentations from experts, exciting pitches and poster presentations. The Flexible Electronics and Sensors for Health Workshop offers a large variety of networking opportunities in individual matchmakings and a poster session. We invite you to prepare presentations, pitches or posters to connect with international partners and generate leads and project ideas.

As a special addition this years workshop is a joint effort with the NE4HEALTH – New European Electronics for Global Health and Wellbeing project to also bring you a virtual economic mission. Utilizing pitches and matchmaking between companies from EU and Japan we aim to strengthen the international collaboration of the flexible electronics sector and support innovative SMEs to find exciting new partners. The NE4HEALTH project consortium is formed by 5 European Clusters from the fields of electronics (printed, embedded) technologies applied to health and wellbeing sectors. The project aims to enhance partnerships between clusters and their members and Third Targeted Countries Clusters (TTCs) like Japan.

• If you like, present your expertise and match with new partners
• Watch the pitching session, where pre-selected companies will present their products and services in the field of electronics (printed, embedded) technologies applied to health and wellbeing sectors
• Initiate and arrange 1:1 meetings with the pitching companies, and with other participants from Europe and Japan
• Generate leads and meet new contacts in a time and cost-efficient way
• Stay one step ahead of your competitors by learning what’s new on the printed electronics market
• Build and enlarge your network

Registered participants have the chance to contact the other participants. There are more than 150 registered participants for you to search and contact.

The participants area with organization profiles, offers and requests is only accessible for registered participants.

8:00 CET / 16:00 JST – WELCOME REMARKS & PLENARY TALK
8:00 CET / 16:00 JST	Saxony Economic Development Corporation Thomas Horn	Welcome – Flexible Electronics in Saxony
8:03 CET / 16:03 JST	Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Tokyo Dr. Lothar Mennicken	Greetings – 10 years collaboration Yamagata University-Saxony
8:06 CET / 16:06 JST	Organic Electronics Saxony – OES Dr. Dominik Gronarz	Healthtronics EU – Japan Bridge: NE4HEALTH project Cosme Go International
8:10 CET / 16:10 JST	Siemens Healthineers Dr. Sandro Tedde	Printed Perovskites: A facile route towards high performance medical X-ray detectors
8:30 CET / 16:30 JST – PRESENTATIONS
8:30 CET / 16:30 JST	TOYOBO Co., LTD. Satoshi Maeda Ai Miura	Vital sensing with Smart Sensing Wear TM Display system for physiological condition by ANAIM (:Autonomic Nerve Activity Index Map)
8:40 CET / 16:40 JST	Universty of Sheffield Ivan Minev	Electronic tissue technologies for interfacing cells, nerves and brains
8:50 CET / 16:50 JST	Toppan Inc. Manabu Ito	Highly flexible IGZO TFT for sensor
9:00 CET / 17:00 JST	IMSAS, Universität Bremen Björn Lüssem	Organic Electrochemical Transistors for Versatile Biosensing
9:10 CET / 17:10 JST	Komori Corporation Chisato Oyama	Micro bumps by gravure offset printing method
9:20 CET / 17:20 JST	Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden Christoph Tondera	Conductive Polymer hydrogels for multimodal tissue interfacing
9:30 CET / 17:30 JST	VET Co., Ltd. Kazuya Shiojiri	G8.5H concept by fine hybrid mask for OLED
9:40 CET / 17:40 JST	Fraunhofer IKTS Institute Marco Fritsch	HeartBeat – Printed platform for monitoring of cardiomyocyte cells for drug dev.
9:50 CET / 17:50 JST – BREAK
10:00 CET / 18:00 JST – PITCHES
10:00 CET / 18:00 JST	SEMITEC Corporation Moe Tanaka	Introduction SEMITEC sensors for biological applications
10:05 CET / 18:05 JST	Kurt Schwabe Institute for Measurement and Sensor Technology Meinsberg e.V. Caroline Murawski	Flexible organic LEDs for interfacing neurons
10:10 CET / 18:10 JST	Mimotype Technologies GmbH Claudio Flores	Bio-inspired Organic Semiconductor Materials for Future Wearables
10:15 CET / 18:15 JST	Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Itaru Watanabe	Development and business potential of piezoelectric films for healthcare sensors
10:20 CET / 18:20 JST	Enfucell Oy Anja Talo	Printed batteries enabling new products for healthcare
10:25 CET / 18:25 JST	Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e.V. Denys Makarov	Flexible and printable magnetic field sensors
10:30 CET / 18:30 JST	UACJ Corporation Kenji Nose T. Takeda	Open-detection aluminum packages and its pharmaceutical applications
10:35 CET / 18:35 JST	OrelTech Konstantin Livanov	Next generation metallization technology
10:40 CET / 18:40 JST	Organic Electronics Saxony – OES Jonas Jung	Developing Flexible Electronics for Health
10:45 CET / 18:45 JST	T&H Design Yoshiaki Awa	From making prototype to mass production, We connect sensing technology and ideas
10:50 CET / 18:50 JST	Medmetric Sp. z o.o. Jarosław Parzuchowski	AngioScore – software tool for automatic evaluation of Syntax Score
10:55 CET / 18:55 JST	InnovationLab GmbH Meike Baumgarten	InnovationLab – The One-Stop-Shop for Printed Electronics
11:00 CET / 19:00 JST – MATCHMAKING & POSTERS
11:00 CET / 19:00 JST – Break-out Session 1
Break-out room No.	Speaker	Title
1-01	Siemens Healthineers Dr. Sandro Tedde	Keynote Q&A: Printed Perovskites: A facile route towards high performance medical X-ray detectors
1-02	TOYOBO Co., LTD. Satoshi Maeda Ai Miura	Presentation Q&A: Vital sensing with Smart Sensing Wear TM Display system for physiological condition by ANAIM (Autonomic Nerve Activity Index Map)
1-03	SEMITEC Corporation Moe Tanaka	Pitch Q&A: Introduction SEMITEC sensors for biological applications
1-04	Kurt Schwabe Institute for Measurement and Sensor Technology Meinsberg e.V. Caroline Murawski	Pitch Q&A: Flexible organic LEDs for interfacing neurons
1-05	3DMA – Prototypen & Sonderlösungen Aniko Nagi	Poster: 3DMA – hightech in wood for the next generation luxury interior
1-06	ELANTAS Europe GmbH Mark Abendroth	Poster: ELANTAS ink solutions for flexible electronics
Additional breakout rooms will be provided for 1:1 matchmaking
11:08 CET / 19:08 JST	Yamagata University Prof. Junji Kido	Greeting
11:10 CET / 19:10 JST – Break-out Session 2
Break-out room No.	Speaker	Title
2-01	Universty of Sheffield Ivan Minev	Presentation Q&A: Electronic tissue technologies for interfacing cells, nerves and brains
2-02	Toppan Inc. Manabu Ito	Presentation Q&A: Highly flexibe IGZO TFT for sensor
2-03	Mimotype Technologies GmbH Claudio Flores	Pitch Q&A: Bio-inspired Organic Semiconductor Materials for Future Wearables
2-04	Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Itaru Watanabe	Pitch Q&A: Development and business potential of piezoelectric films for healthcare sensors
2-05	Foundation for Research and Development of Polish Socio Economic Thought Mirosław Dobrzyński	Poster: Dynamic solution blood testing for global medicine in 21st century
2-06	Fujikura Kasei Co., Ltd. David Dewey	Poster: DOTITE – Introduction to Ag/AgCl Stretchable Silicone Pastes
Additional breakout rooms will be provided for 1:1 matchmaking
11:18 CET / 19:18 JST		Joint workshop picture
11:20 CET / 19:20 JST – Break-out Session 3
Break-out room No.	Speaker	Title
3-01	IMSAS, Universität Bremen Björn Lüssem	Presentation Q&A: Organic Electrochemical Transistors for Versatile Biosensing
3-02	Enfucell Oy Anja Talo	Pitch Q&A: Printed batteries enabling new products for healthcare
3-03	Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e.V. Denys Makarov	Pitch Q&A: Flexible and printable magnetic field sensors
3-04	Helmholtz Innovation blitzlab, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf Lars Rebohle	Poster: Flash lamp annealing for thin film processing
3-05	Hochschule für Technik, Wirtschaft und Kultur Leipzig Ingo Reinhold	Poster: Education and research in conventional/digital printing and coating
3-06	KROENERT GmbH & Co KG Andrea Glawe	Poster: R2R printing processes & machinery concepts for printed large area electronic
3-07	LayTec AG Dr. Christian Camus	Poster: Process-integrated metrology for vacuum and wet-chemical thin-film deposition
Additional breakout rooms will be provided for 1:1 matchmaking
11:28 CET / 19:28 JST	JETRO Berlin Marina Riessland	Introduction of JETRO
11:30 CET / 19:30 JST – Break-out Session 4
Break-out room No.	Speaker	Title
4-01	Komori Corporation Chisato Oyama	Presentation Q&A: Micro bumps by gravure offset printing method
4-02	VET Co., Ltd. Kazuya Shiojiri	Presentation Q&A: G8.5H concept by fine hybrid mask for OLED
4-03	UACJ Corporation Kenji Nose T. Takeda	Pitch Q&A: Open-detection aluminum packages and its pharmaceutical applications
4-04	OrelTech Konstantin Livanov	Pitch Q&A: Next generation metallization technology
4-05	Mateprincs Aaron Cabrera Asensio	Poster: MATEPRINCS- INKS FOR PRINTED ELECTRONICS
4-06	MCVE TECHNOLOGIE Christian Weisse	Poster: Innovation in the industrial production of high volume flexible circuits
Additional breakout rooms will be provided for 1:1 matchmaking
11:38 CET / 19:38 JST		How to get in touch with participants and speakers
11:40 CET / 19:40 JST – Break-out Session 5
Break-out room No.	Speaker	Title
5-01	Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research Dresden Christoph Tondera	Presentation Q&A: Conductive Polymer hydrogels for multimodal tissue interfacing
5-02	Organic Electronics Saxony – OES Jonas Jung	Pitch Q&A: Developing Flexible Electronics for Health
5-03	T&H Design Yoshiaki Awa	Pitch Q&A: From making prototype to mass production, We connect sensing technology and ideas
5-04	Mitsuboshi Diamond Industiral Co., LTD Lin Wang	Poster: Cutting process for OLED lighting using ultra-thin glass substrate and stainless steel foil
5-05	Saxony Economic Development Corporation Armin Reith	Poster: Saxony as a world leading Microelectronics and ICT location
5-06	Functional Print Susana Barasoain Arrondo	Poster: NE4HEALTH – Internationalization of printed and embedded electronics in health and wellness sector
5-07	Spin Corporation Masaru Sakuma	Poster: Detachable micro patterned TILING ROLL for Imprint and Gravure Printing in R2R system
Additional breakout rooms will be provided for 1:1 matchmaking
11:48 CET / 19:48 JST		Your Feedback via Mentimeter
11:50 CET / 19:50 JST – Break-out Session 6
Break-out room No.	Speaker	Title
6-01	Fraunhofer IKTS Institute Marco Fritsch	Presentation Q&A: HeartBeat – Printed platform for monitoring of cardiomyocyte cells for drug dev.
6-02	Medmetric Sp. z o.o. Jarosław Parzuchowski	Pitch Q&A: AngioScore – software tool for automatic evaluation of Syntax Score
6-03	InnovationLab GmbH Meike Baumgarten	Pitch Q&A: InnovationLab – The One-Stop-Shop for Printed Electronics
6-04	Tohoku University Lorenz Granrath	Poster: E-VITA – EU Japan Virtual Coach for Smart and Healthy Aging
6-05	Yamagata University Kengo Kumada Hisaki Tsuneyama	Poster: Chemically modified triphenylene-based blue TADF emitters Stable Deep-red PHOLEDs based on phenanthroline-based n-type exciplex host
6-06	Yamagata University YU-FIC Yuki Kawamura	Poster: Development of printed electrodes on plastic sheets with large 3D deformation by the optimization of printing process
6-07	Zaya Artificial Intelligence Christian Mogodici	Poster: Zaya A.I. Histopathology Diagnosis
Additional breakout rooms will be provided for 1:1 matchmaking
12:00 CET / 20:00 JST- CLOSING
12:00 CET / 20:00 JST	Yamagata University + OES	Closing remarks