Invitation - Printed Electronics Arena

WELCOME TO
CREATING GROWTH FROM INNOVATION
15 & 16 OCTOBER
In the frame of the mKETs Pilot Lines
project, Acreo Swedish ICT organizes two
workshops. The aim of these workshops
is to show research, industry and
policy makers how the pilote line PEAManufacturing is organized and what it
has to offer, how collaborations between
stakeholders can be optimized and which
support mechanisms are required for a
pilot line.
The workshops will give insight into the
business model and the daily operations of
PEA-Manufacturing, Norrköping Sweden. A
guided tour at PEA-Manufacturing will show the
production processes for Printed Electronics and
examples of products based on KETs.
SME’s and large enterprises which cooperated
with Acreo in PEA-Manufacturing for their
development and innovation will share their
experiences on how to work in an open Pilote
line PEA-Manufacturing to enhance their
competiveness.
The workshops will create network opportunities
for SME’s, industry, research, policy makers and
other stakeholders. The mKETs Pilot Lines project
made a thorough analysis of the ecosystem and
best-practices of the selected pilot lines as well as
the hurdles they encounter(ed) and gathered this
information in a tutorial. The 5 major conclusions
resulting from this assessment will be challenged
and discussed during the workshop. The tutorial
will be a useful tool for innovative enterprises
and will foster a common understanding and
consensus for future actions in Europe focusing
on multi-KETs pilot lines.
In 2009, Europe defined six Key Enabling
Technologies or KETs: Industrial Biotechnology,
Nanotechnology, Nano and Microelectronics,
Photonics, Advanced Materials and Advanced
Manufacturing. Key Enabling Technologies are
considered to directly or indirectly stimulate
Europe’s competitiveness and generate jobs,
growth and wealth. Europe invests in these
technologies to enable the shift to a low carbon,
knowledge-based economy.
Europe selected four leading multi-KET pilot
facilities. Multi-KET Pilot Lines combine several
KETs under one roof. The Pilote Line PEAManufacturing is a European front runner in
terms of Printed Electronics and was selected as
Demonstrator Pilot Line for this KET. The project
will analyse the ecosystem and experiences of the
selected pilot lines and gather this information
in a tutorial useful for innovative enterprises and
policy makers.
This project aims at the preparation of a common
understanding of what these pilot lines are and
how they can be supported by the European
Commission.
(PARTIAL) REIMBURSEMENT OF TRAVEL
EXPENSES
To ensure the workshop is accessible for a
large and diverse international public, travel
expenses of the participants attending the
workshop can, under certain conditions, be
(partially) reimbursed. If you wish to apply
for reimbursement, please complete the
application form attached and send it to
[email protected]. We will inform
you as soon as possible if you are eligible for
reimbursement and which amount we can
reimburse.
INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION:
Registration: click on the link http://www.mkpl.
eu/policy-workshops/register/
Information and Reimbursement:
Mrs. Anna Malmstrom, Development
Engineer Printed Electronics:
Tel: +46 76 1158853
Mail: [email protected]
www.acreo.se
www.printedelectronicsarena.com
Chamber of Commerce, Kammarforum
Dalsgatan 13, Norrköping
www.printedelectronicsarena.com
POLICY & RESEARCH 15/10
TIME
SESSION/TOPIC
8:30-9:00
Registration Participants
9:00-9:10
Welcome
Göran Gustafsson, Department
manager, Acreo
9:10-9:30
mKPLs Scope and Rationale
Mr Gavino Murgia
(European Commission, tbc)
European perspective on mKPLs pilot lines
9:30-10:00
mKPL Project presentation
PRESENTER
Ruud Baartmans mKPL
Ruud Baartmans mKPL
Presentation of objectives, cases and main findings
10:00-10:30
Presentation of the Pilot line PEA-Manufacturing
How a shared facility can be a key resource for emerging
technology to business (by lowering the threshold for
enterprises to enter into manufacturing of printed
electronics )
Tommy Höglund, Manager Printed
Electronics Arena
10:30-11:00
Stora Enso – How PEA-Manufacturing Pilote line was a
resources for Stora Enso, pros and cons for Stora Enso
Juha Maijala, Stora Enso
11:00-11:30
Main Findings across cases
Maurits Butter mKPL
11:30-11:45
Coffee at Pilot Line PEA-Manufacturing
11:45-13:00
Guided tour PEA-Manufacturing
13:00-14:00
Lunch
14:00-14:30
Example of successful case Printed Electronics and
how the Pilote line PEA-Manufacturing have played an
important role in the sucess
DPP- road to business for a spin-off
14:30-16:00
ACREO staff
Björn Wasell, CEO DP Patterning
Guided group discussions
Pilot lines generating growth
• Policy instruments supporting mKPL (What can
policymakers do to support mKPLs? Potential for
EU Networks in mKPL (Creating exchange between
emerging technologies to develop unforeseen
applications ?)
Maurits Butter (TNO tbc)
•
Academic research groups in pilot lines – Gains and
barriers
Professor Magnus Berggren,
Linköping University
•
Is Europe competitive? Future development of PE
in Europe –Can Europe keep the pace and compete
with other regions? Towards basic research and
generation of ideas while money is earned by
producers elsewhere? Who gets RoI?)
Dr Guillaume Chansin, IDTechEx
Carlos Montalvo (TNO)
16:05-16:30
Presentations of group discussions?
16:30
Closure
Networking snack and drink
Göran Gustafsson
INDUSTRY & RESEARCH 16/10
TIME
SESSION/TOPIC
PRESENTER
8:30-9:00
Registration Participants
ACREO staff
9:00-9:10
Welcome
Dr. Göran Gustafsson, Department
manager, Acreo
9:10-9:30
mKPLs Scope and Rationale
Ruud Baartmans mKPL
9:30-10:00
mKPL Project presentation
Ruud Baartmans mKPL
Presentation of objectives, Cases and main findings
10:00-10:30
Main Findings across cases
Maurits Butter mKPL e
10:30-11:00
Presentation PEA Manufacturing
Tommy Höglund, Manager Printed
Electronics Arena
– PEA-M how a shared facility can be a key resource for
emerging technology to business
(by lowering the threshold for enterprises to enter into
manufacturing of printed electronics )
11:00-11:15
Coffee at Pilot Line PEA-Manufacturing
11:15-12:30
Guided tour PEA-Manufacturing
12:30-13:30
Lunch
13:30-14:30
Example of successful case Printed Electronics and
how the Pilote line PEA-Manufacturing have played an
important role in the sucess
14:30-16:00
ACREO staff
DPP-road to business for a spin-off
Björn Wasell, CEO DP Patterning
Thin Film Electronics- long term R&D for business
success
Göran Gustafsson, Department
Manager Acreo Swedish ICT
De La Rue- Industrial partnership for product
development
Magnus Svensson, Project Manager
Acreo Swedish ICT
Solliance (NL, DE, BE), Commentator
Peter Toonssen
Special topic/Guided discussion- Parallel Session
•
How to shorten lead time- from research to market
Maurice Butter, mkpl consortium
•
IPR in shared facilities-how satisfy research and
industry (Göran)
Göran Gustafsson, Acreo Swedish ICT
•
How to create collaboration between research
and industry. Obstacles and driving forces?
Enabling cooperation between European countries
(Obstacles for European cooperation? Legislation?
Carlos Montavlo, mkpl consortium
16:05-16:30
Presentations of group discussions?
16:30
Closure
Networking drink and snack
Göran Gustafsson

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