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Flexible Electronics Symposium

• Aug 20, 2010 •

Binghamton’s annual Flexible Electronics Symposium featured discussions of flexible electronics, device and conductor printing and emerging electronic materials.

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    Bahgat Sammakia, director of S3IP, far right, listens to John Pellegrino of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, second from right, before a tour of the CAMM. They were joined by CAMM Director Peter Borgesen, far left, and CAMM Technical Director Mark Poliks.

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    This high vacuum deposition tool made by CHA Industries was provided to the FlexTech Alliance with funding from the U.S. Army Research Laboratory.

  • John Pellegrino of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory, left, inspects the high vacuum deposition tool with help from Peter Moschak, CAMM facility manager.

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    Bahgat Sammakia, director of S3IP, left, and Binghamton doctoral student James Switzer discuss flexible electronics with John Pellegrino of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory in the CAMM clean room.

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    From left: Christopher Ober, Francis Band professor of materials engineering at Cornell University; Bahgat Sammakia, director of S3IP; John Pellegrino of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory; CAMM Technical Director Mark Poliks; David Morton of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory; CAMM Director Peter Borgesen; Michael Ciesinski, president and CEO of the FlexTech Alliance; and Eric Forsythe of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory toured the CAMM before the third-annual Symposium on Flexible Electronics.

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    CAMM Director Peter Borgesen opens the third-annual Symposium on Flexible Electronics with an overview of the Center of Excellence.

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    John Pellegrino of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory delivers the keynote address of the third-annual Symposium on Flexible Electronics in August 2010 at Binghamton University.

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