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2014 IEEE Technology Time Machine (TTM)

2012 IEEE Technology Time Machine Symposium (TTM)

2011 IEEE Technology Time Machine Symposium on Technologies Beyond 2020

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Organizing committee

Table of contents

The IEEE technology time machine

Some thoughts on the transformation of information and communication technologies

Display Technologies

The Smart Grid: Power for the $21^{st}$ century

A look into the future

Wireless innovations and future wireless pipes

The future of Cloud Computing

Security on cloud computing, query computation and data mining on encrypted database

CeNSE: A central nervous system for the earth

Mobile IoT device enables ubiquitous interaction between cyber world and physical world

Future of objects virtualization and the Internet with Things

CeNSE: A central nervous system for the earth

Microelectronics in transition

Future scaling of Si based microelectronics and the role of consortia

Things on the run

Future mobile services

The power of collective intelligence

How do we make future neurally integrated prosthetic devices speak the same language as the nervous system

Retinal prosthetic devices

Future implantable systems

Engineering the $21^{st}$ century healthcare

Cardiovascular health informatics: Wearable intelligent sensors for e-health (WISE)

Telehealth initiative in Hong Kong

Low-temperature, solution-processed organic transistors for flexible electronics

The future of plastic optoelectronics

Direct dry deposition of SWCNTs for flexible thin film electronics applications

Carbon nanotubes and graphene for various applications in electronics: Competition and synergy

Future direction of digital contents: What and how will we enjoy at home in 2020

Smart living in smart homes and buildings

Battery and energy trends and the driving forces behind them

A survey of supercapacitors, their applications, power design with supercapacitors, and future directions

Low-temperature, solution-processed organic transistors for flexible electronics

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Sirringhaus, H.
Copyright Year	2011
Description	Author affiliation: Electron Device, Physics, Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge, UK (Sirringhaus, H.)
Abstract	The materials properties of conjugated small molecule and polymer semiconductors have specific characteristics that make them suitable for applications that cannot easily be addressed by many inorganic materials. Organic semiconductors are inherently low-temperature materials. Due to the absence of covalent bonding between molecules they can be processed at temperatures below typically 100–150 C from either vapour phase or solution into high quality thin films that exhibit a low density of electronic defects. This makes them suitable for applications with a limited temperature window during manufacturing, such as applications that require a flexible plastic substrate, or applications that require integration with other low-temperature materials such as biological molecules. Solution-processible organic semiconductors are compatible with direct-write printing-based manufacturing techniques that have become of interest in order to achieve cost-reductions in large-area electronic applications, such as flat panel displays, and enable new manufacturing paradigms such as roll-to-roll printing, for example for organic solar cells.
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ISBN	9781457704154
e-ISBN	9781457704161
DOI	10.1109/TTM.2011.6005177
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2011-06-01
Publisher Place	China
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