Following up on a successful first day, Printed Electronics USA 2013, organized by IDTechEx, heads into its closing session on Nov. 21 with a total of nine concurrent sessions for attendees to choose.

Tracks 1 and 4 are focused on different aspects of Printed Electronics. Track 1 covers Printed Electronics Manufacturing, Printing for Consumer Electronics, R2R Manufacturing, Breakthroughs in Conductive Inks and Copper Inks.

Track 4 looks at Sensors, Stretchable and Textile Electronics, Electronic Skin and Electroactive Polymers.

Track 2, OLEDSs LIVE, features presentations on OLEDs Materials Development, Quantum Dot Displays, Barrier Technologies, Bi-Stable Displays and Printed Electronics Devices and Developments.

Track 3, TCF LIVE!, covers the field of transparent conductive films, and covers areas such as Transparent Conductive Films – Metal Mesh, Touch Screen and ITO Replacement with Graphene, Metal Nanowires and Organic Transparent Films.

Track 5, 3D Printing LIVE!, has presentations on Applications, Functional 3D Printing, Technology Developments and Desktop Printing.

Track 6, Graphene LIVE!, covers Graphene Inks and Composites and Coatings, CNT and Graphene TFTs ad Graphene Production and Applications.

There are three additional tracks covering Energy Harvesting & Storage, Internet of Things and Supercapacitors.

Raghu Das, IDTechEx’s CEO, said that holding co-located events brings value to attendees.

“The co-located events such as Graphene, OLEDs LIVE! and Energy Harvesting & Storage provide specific focus on those topics,” Das said. “Co-locating the events enables greater value to attendees for them to meet entire value chains of related technologies in one location.”