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Objectives
The aim of the SINTEC Final Workshop “Smart Bioelectronic and Wearable Systems” is to highlight European research focused on the ultra-flexible, stretchable, soft and conformal technologies, and networking with companies and European funded projects to discover future opportunities in the stretchable electronics market.
The SINTEC Final Workshop is addressed to:
Submit your abstract to present your research activity as oral or poster presentation. DEADLINE: 17 March 2023
Only few slots available for oral presentations: you could be asked to present a poster in case of no availability.
Topics:
Bioelectronics
Stretchable and conformal electronics
Wearable sensors and actuators
Smart patches and clothings
Wearables for sports and healthcare application
Intra-body communication
Network solutions for wearable health and sport monitoring
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HOW MUCH IS IT?
Program
17:00 – 20:00 | Registration and opening session
9:00 – 17:00
- Introductory session
- Bioelectronics
- Stretchable and Conformal Electronics
- Wearable sensors and actuators
- Poster session
- Workshop Dinner
9:00 – 16:00
- Smart patches and clothing
- Wearables and implants for sports and healthcare application
- Intra-body communication
- Network solutions for wearable health and sport monitoring
- Research initiatives, Industrial trends and Market uptake
Abstracts submission is closed!
A detailed program will be online from the end of March 2023
Invited speakers
- Robin Augustine (Uppsala University): Fat-IBC for safe and secure broadband intra body communication
- Danilo Demarchi (Politecnico di Torino): Bio-Inspired Electronic Systems for Biomedics and Precision Agriculture
- Mohammad Hossein Behfar (VTT): VTT’s work flexible and stretchable electronics technology
- Alessandro Gumiero (STMicroelectronics): Multimodular sensor boards for smart patches
- Klas Hjort (Uppsala University): Supercooled liquid gallium circuits
- Martin Kaltenbrunner (Johannes Kepler University): Materials and methods for sustainable soft devices – from biodegradable tough gels to mycelium based electronic skins
- Charlotte Kjellander (TNO, Holst Center): Smart wearable systems
- Stefan Lundgren (Beneli AB): High volume production of smart patches
- Christian Müller (Chalmers TU): Electrical and mechanical properties of chemical and electrochemical doped conjugated polymers
- Gustaf Mårtensson (Mycronic AB): Additive manufacturing of stretchable PCB using digital surface mount technology
- Matej Supej (University of Ljubljana): Smart patches for sport performance
- Jarkko Aleksi Tolvanen (Oulu University): Ultraelastic and high-conductivity multiphase conductor with universally autonomous self-healing
- Klas Tybrandt (Linköping University): Wearable electronics based on stretchable nanocomposites
Venue and Accomodation
Ångström Laboratory, Uppsala University.
Lägerhyddsvägen 1, 752 37 Uppsala, Sweden
We are in Uppsala Walpurgis week!
The largest student party in Sweden, with its main fete April 30.
The 30th of April, Walpurgis Eve – referred to as ‘Sista april’ or ‘Valborg’ in Swedish – is the celebration of spring arriving in Sweden. In Uppsala it is also the largest student event of the year with the Donning of the Caps at Carolina Rediviva, student floats running the Fyris River, singing at the Gunilla Bell Tower and much more.
Don’t miss the opportunity to participate to this amazing party!
More info about the 2023 edition will be published soon…
REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN!
Organizing committee
- Sara Attanà, Warrant Hub
- Robin Augustine, Uppsala University
- Klas Hjort, Uppsala University | co-chair
- Gustaf Mårtensson, Mycronic | co-chair
- Klas Tybrandt, Linköping University
Contacts
For Further Information
E-mail: [email protected]
