Over 600 attendees registered for Printed Electronics Europe

The world's largest event on printed and thin film electronics takes place in Dresden next week on April 8-9, with attendees from 31 countries registered so far. Dr Peter Harrop, Chairman of organisers IDTechEx who are themselves, experts in this hot topic says, "Printed Electronics Europe is now acknowledged as where the crème of the industry meets and does business. We are delighted and ready to entertain and educate people from over 30 countries in this exciting new subject that will impact most sectors of society. The number of companies, government organisations and research centres working in this field has greatly increased in the last year and we shall provide comprehensive coverage of the very latest advances."

 

Packed full of the latest industry news and a sold-out showcase of exhibiting companies, attendees will be spoilt for choice with a first-class conference programme of top global names including Sony, Seiko Epson, Samsung, Philips, Motorola, Merck Chemicals, Man Roland, Konarka, Hewlett Packard, FujiFilm Dimatix, Du Pont and many more.

 

In addition to the two-day main conference and exhibition, IDTechEx will be promoting the very latest technical developments and market opportunities through dedicated technical masterclasses (April 7 & 10) as well as tours of many of the local companies and universities that are leaders in the field.

 

Marking the success of this young industry will be the 2nd annual Printed Electronics Europe Awards Gala Dinner on the evening of April 8th where 6 winners and champions of the industry will be announced and celebrate with their peers.

 

For those seeking capital or investment opportunities, Invest in Germany will be sponsoring the preshow Investment Summit on Monday April 7.

 

The 4th annual Printed Electronics Europe is taking place at the Maritim Hotel & International Congress Center, Dresden, Germany between 8-9 April 2008. For more information and to register online at www.idtechex.com/peeurope or call +44 1223 813 703.