Author: Jesus Zozaya, CEO, Voltera, sales@voltera.io It was our pleasure to present a masterclass at TechBlick Berlin on advancements in printed electronics prototyping. As a follow-up, we’d like to share an example of a multilayer flexible circuit we printed on PET. To watch this presentation in full, please purchase TechBlick Annual Pass at https://www.techblick.com/registration  and login to TechBlick platform https://app.swapcard.com/event/techblick MATERIALS USED Volter

Conference & Exhibition: 10 & 11 June 2026 | Masterclasses: 9 June 2026 Computer History Museum, Mountain View, California, USA Co-located with the Nextflex Innovation Day Exhibition spaces 75% sold already! Super early bird rate expiring 19 DEC 2025 The next Future of Electronics RESHAPED USA show will  move from the East Coast to the West Coast , taking place at the iconic Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California! Let's RESHAPE the Future of Electronics together

As electronics demand greater miniaturization, multifunctionality, and integration, the materials enabling these advancements require significant consideration. Brewer Science is pioneering a new frontier in additive electronics by developing advanced functional materials, including printable low-loss dielectrics, encapsulants, and optical layers, that empower high-performance sensor systems and advanced packaging solutions. These innovations not only enhance device capabilit

LevSurf™  is a UV‑cured hard-coated polycarbonate (PC) film  engineered to enable three-dimensional forming for IMD/FIM manufacturing — combining scratch resistance and robust chemical durability with material flexibility. The coating is fully cured prior to forming , eliminating the need for post-processing steps like secondary UV curing or lacquer, increasing throughput and reducing defect rates. Tailored for cover-lens substitution in high-resolution displays  (e.g. autom

Digital Additive Hybrid Solutions as a Value Driver Authors: Frédéric SOULIER and Viktoriya TESSIER-DOYEN Email authors here   In the era of Smart Factories, IoT, AI and Sustainability Goals, the electronics and industrial sectors are undergoing a profound transformation. Traditional subtractive methods : etching, photolithography, plating still dominate, but they come with high fixed tooling cost, lead times, and material wastage. Digital Additive Manufacturing  — particul

Authors: Laszlo Izso. Matthias Carnoy. Nandan Singh Ruhela. Benjamin Borie. Mira Baraket. Maksym Plakhotnyuk Introduction: ZnO from an Applications point of view Zinc oxide (ZnO) is a versatile semiconductor material that has attracted broad interest in electronics and sensing. It features a direct wide bandgap of ~3.37 eV, making it useful for UV optoelectronic devices like LEDs and photodetectors [1]. ZnO is also abundant, low-cost, and chemically stable, and it can be synt

Contact: Max Scherf, Maximilian.Scherf@profactor.at     Reimagining the entire life-cycle of electronics—from raw material sourcing to end-of-life management—is essential for building a sustainable economy and society. The EU-funded HyPELignum project addresses this challenge by exploring a holistic approach for manufacturing electronics with net zero carbon emissions, centred around additive manufacturing and wood-derived materials.   Methodology Materials By creating novel

We shine the spotlight on a relatively unknown yet vital component in the printed electronics sector: the substrate. Interview with Christophe Geffray, CEO of Normandy Coating, a company based in Dieppe on the Normandy coast in France. Christophe Geffray, CEO Christophe, you are the CEO of a company specialising in polymer film surface treatment. Could you briefly describe your know-how?   Christophe: We have two production units, in Arques-La-Bataille near Dieppe: one .has b

Authors: Caitlin Ho, Michelle Ntola, Oliver Semple, Neil Vyas, iGii, marketing@igii.uk The focus and development of new advanced materials has significantly increased as technology has evolved and increased the demand for high-performance and sustainable solutions for integration into new technologies. 3D carbon nanomaterials are a versatile and adaptable material with potential to revolutionise multiple industries. The combination of properties such as high surface area, ele

Smarter. Cleaner. Faster. Cheaper. Autonomous. Author: Masoud Mahjouri-Samani  info@nanoprintek.com   In every industry, government, and research lab, there is a common struggle. A researcher has a bold idea — a new material, a new device, a new way to connect the world — but the path from idea to realization is paved with many obstacles. Complex inks that take from months to years to formulate. Unthinkable cost of ink. Fragile chemistries that clog and contaminate. Post-proc

H. Richter, D. Bischoff, E. A. Jackson, R. M. Carty, H. Ghiassi, T. A. Lada, M. J. Ricci, M. Kollosche and P. C. Brookes Nano-C, Inc., 33 Southwest Park, Westwood, MA 02090, USA, email: hrichter@nano-c.com New global energy demand is being driven by vehicle electrification, datacenters, and AI computing.  According to IEEE, over 70% of all newly installed energy generation capacity in 2024 came from photovoltaics.  Traditional solar cells based on silicon and cadmium tellurid

Author: Thibaut Soulestin, PhD; Technology Manager Printed Electronics; Henkel Adhesive Technologies; thibaut.soulestin@henkel.com  ...

Author: Jon E. Carlé, infinityPV ApS, jegc@infintiypv.com How do you take a breakthrough fuel cell material from the lab bench to the...

TechBlick’s The Future of Electronics RESHAPED conference and exhibition (22 & 23 OCT 2025, Berlin) is just three weeks away!  This...

By Pierre Laboisse, President & CEO of Aledia For more than a decade, microLED technology has captured the imagination of display...