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E-MRS 2011 Fall Symposium I: Advances in Transparent Electronics, from Materials to Devices III

G. Kiriakidis, Arokia Nathan, Douglas A. Keszler, Elvira M. C. Fortunato, Kenji Nomura

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As world-wide interest in Transparent Electronics appears to be exploiting, there is a need for intense information exchange and platforms for debate in order to facilitate rapid advances on both the materials side and in device fabrication.Symposium I complemented a highly successful series of symposia in this field, organized over the past few years by E-MRS, with the aim of contributing to the present rush of new knowledge and advances in the so-called 'post-Si electronics era'.This Symposium was organized by a team of international leading experts, ranging from materials scientists to electronic engineers with a solid background in both the scientific and technological fields addressed.The scope of this symposium, which was to attract young scientists and engineers interested in the field, who would have a first class opportunity to interact with a pool of prominent invited speakers, in subjects ranging from materials science to device fabrication and applications, was fully accomplished.

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As world-wide interest in Transparent Electronics appears to be exploiting, there is a need for intense information exchange and platforms for debate in order to facilitate rapid advances on both the materials side and in device fabrication.Symposium I complemented a highly successful series of symposia in this field, organized over the past few years by E-MRS, with the aim of contributing to the present rush of new knowledge and advances in the so-called 'post-Si electronics era'.This Symposium was organized by a team of international leading experts, ranging from materials scientists to electronic engineers with a solid background in both the scientific and technological fields addressed.The scope of this symposium, which was to attract young scientists and engineers interested in the field, who would have a first class opportunity to interact with a pool of prominent invited speakers, in subjects ranging from materials science to device fabrication and applications, was fully accomplished.

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As world-wide interest in Transparent Electronics appears to be exploiting, there is a need for intense information exchange and platforms for debate in order to facilitate rapid advances on both the materials side and in device fabrication.Symposium I complemented a highly successful series of symposia in this field, organized over the past few years by E-MRS, with the aim of contributing to the present rush of new knowledge and advances in the so-called 'post-Si electronics era'.This Symposium was organized by a team of international leading experts, ranging from materials scientists to electronic engineers with a solid background in both the scientific and technological fields addressed.The scope of this symposium, which was to attract young scientists and engineers interested in the field, who would have a first class opportunity to interact with a pool of prominent invited speakers, in subjects ranging from materials science to device fabrication and applications, was fully accomplished.

Key concepts: Electronics, Engineering physics, Materials science, Nanotechnology, Engineering, Electrical engineering

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