D1.2 - Internal test of EMERGE Website
WP1 - Management – MGT
Authors: Ana Rovisco, Inês Cunha, Pedro Barquinha, Rodrigo Martins, Elvira Fortunato (UNOVA)
Submission date: 28-02-2022
This deliverable describes the results achieved within task 1.6 “Communication and Dissemination Management” (led by ALMA), being also connected to the dissemination purposes of the project (WP2). The work done aimed at setting up the main information and functionalities of the website as a Single-Entry Point (SEP) to find out about the project and access the services and infrastructures made available through EMERGE research infrastructure. Herein, a detailed structure of the EMERGE website is presented.
D1.3 - Draft metadata standard for FLAPEP data
WP1 - Management – MGT
Authors: Evangelos Markakis, Konstantinos Rogdakis, Emmanuel Kymakis, Yannis Nikoloudakis (HMU)
Submission date: 07-02-2022
This deliverable (D1.3), which is the initial output of the preparatory procedures for task T1.8 (M13-M48), aims to provide a metadata model, which will describe the experiments and the derived data, within the context of Emerging Printed Electronics Research Infrastructure (EMERGE) allowing for well documented/defined cataloguing, access, and exchange procedures of the project’s results, throughout and beyond its lifecycle. This metadata model that aims to describe all the experiments, the ontologies and their inter-relationships that partake in these experiments, aims to pave the way towards the establishment of a Flexible Large Area Printed Electronics and Photonics (FLAPEP) metadata definition. This document is the first of a series of two documents (D1.3-M6, D1.5-M30), and aims to present the initial (Draft) design of the metadata model.
D1.8 - Final metadata standard for FLAPEP data
WP1 - Management – MGT
Authors: Markakis Evangelos (HMU), Papatsaroucha Dimitra (HMU), Pityanou Konstantina (HMU), Emmanouil Rompogiannakis (HMU)
Submission date: 30-12-2023
This deliverable (D1.8), which is a direct output of the subtasks under task T1.8 “Metadata management” aims to provide a metadata model, which will describe the experiments and the derived data, within the context of Emerging Printed Electronics Research Infrastructure (EMERGE) allowing for well documented/defined cataloguing, access, and exchange procedures of the project’s results, throughout and beyond its lifecycle. This metadata model that aims to describe all the experiments, the ontologies and their inter-relationships that partake in these experiments, aims to pave the way towards the establishment of a Flexible Large Area Printed Electronics and Photonics (FLAPEP) metadata definition. The information included in this document has been updated, further elaborated, and enhanced compared to its previous version, which is described in D1.3 “Draft Metadata Standard for FLAPEP Data” submitted in M6.
D1.9 - Publication of the online catalogue and one-stop-shop
WP1 - Management – MGT
Authors: Mohammad Yusuf Mulla (RISE), Marie Elmqvist (RISE)
Submission date: 30-09-2023
The deliverable “D1.9 Publication of online catalogue and one stop-shop” is extension of the previous deliverables “D1.2 Internal test of EMERGE website” and “D2.1 Implementation of online two step proposal” where web-based system of EMERGE offerings in the form of online catalogue and one stop shop were initiated. This deliverable is connected to activities in sub tasks 2.1.2 and 2.1.3 related to the creation of online catalogue and implementation of one stop shop for potential users. It connects, WP2 – NA1 – ‘Supporting starting Infrastructure community’ to WP3- ‘Dissemination / Communication activities and Exploitation Strategy’ combining efforts from UNOVA, ALMA and RISE. The update of the online catalogue and offerings of services and infrastructure is summarized. The summary of critical review of the EMERGE website and current form of online catalogue, one stop shop is presented along with suggestions for further improvements for effective user experience.
D1.10 - 2nd Publication of the online catalogue and one-stop-shop
WP1 - Management – MGT
Authors: Mohammad Yusuf Mulla (RISE), Diana G.(ALMA), Eirini K. (HMU), Markus P.(JOR), Pedro B (UNOVA).
Submission date: 31-07-2024
This deliverable “D1.10 Publication of the online catalogue and one-stop-shop” is an extension of previous deliverables “D1.9 Publication of online catalogue and one stop-shop”, “D1.2 Internal test of EMERGE website” and “D2.1 Implementation of online two step proposal”. The prime objective in tasks covered in these deliverables has been to offer One-Stop web-based system in the form of a catalogue of infrastructure and services offered by EMERGE partners to the external users. Moreover, any updated offerings in respective TAs will be summarized in this deliverable. This deliverable is connected to activities in sub tasks 2.1.2 and 2.1.3 related to the creation of online catalogue and implementation of one stop shop for potential EMERGE project applicants. This deliverable similar to D1.9 is bridging WP2 – NA1 – ‘Supporting starting Infrastructure community’ and WP3- ‘Dissemination / Communication activities and Exploitation Strategy’ combining efforts from UNOVA, ALMA, RISE as prime contributors along with other EMERGE partners.
Any updates between M25 to M36 from EMERGE partners related to the offerings of services and infrastructure is summarized.
The summary of addressed points from the critical review of the EMERGE website discussed in D1.9 and current form of online catalogue, one stop shop is presented.
D1.12 - Awareness and wider societal implications
WP1 - Management – MGT
Authors: Inês Cunha (UNOVA), Diana Gaspar (ALMA), Luís Pereira (ALMA)
Submission date: 14-09-2023
Deliverable D1.12 – Awareness and wider societal implications (M24), under the scope of Work Package 1 (WP1) – Management, provides details on the exploration strategies and activities implemented to raise awareness about the project among stakeholders and the general public. Additionally, the report emphasizes the societal relevance of the project’s outcomes, highlighting potential positive impacts. The findings presented in this report will serve as a guiding framework for future efforts, ensuring the maximization of the project’s positive influence on society.
D2.5 - 1st Report on the EMERGE schools
WP2 - NA1 – Supporting Starting Infrastructure Community (Newcomers)
Authors: Konstantinos Rogdakis (HMU), Christos Polyzoidis (HMU), Emmanuel Kymakis (HMU)
Submission date: 10-09-2023
This deliverable report (D2.5: Reports on the EMERGE schools) encompasses detailed reports on the organization, content, and outcomes of the EMERGE schools, highlighting the impact of these training events on the participants’ knowledge enhancement and skill development. It demonstrates the commitment to maintaining the expertise of European researchers and technologists in the field of flexible and large-area electronics and photonics through the implementation of Summer/Winter schools and “hands-on” training events.
D2.6 - 2nd Report on the EMERGE schools
WP2 - NA1 – Supporting Starting Infrastructure Community (Newcomers)
Authors: Eirini Koutsouroubi (HMU), Konstantinos Rogdakis (HMU), Emmanuel Kymakis (HMU), Ana Rovisco (UNOVA)
Submission date: 06-09-2024
This deliverable report (D2.6: 2nd Report on the EMERGE schools) provides comprehensive description on the organization, content, and results of the EMERGE schools, emphasizing the impact these training events have on participants’ knowledge and skill development. It illustrates a commitment to sustaining the expertise of European researchers and technologists in flexible and large-area electronics and photonics through the execution of Summer/Winter schools and “hands-on” training sessions.
D2.8 - Educational videos
WP2 - NA1 – Supporting Starting Infrastructure Community (Newcomers)
Authors: D. Gaspar (ALMA), L. Pereira (ALMA)
Submission date: 14-09-2023
Deliverable D2.8 is part of WP2 – NA1 – Supporting Starting Infrastructure Community (Newcomers) and is related to the Subtask 2.4.2 – Increase number of trained European researchers and technologists by assembling specialised courses (part of Task 2.4- Training and mobility programm).
The sub-task aims to enhance the scientific and technical knowledge of researchers working on conventional electronics and photonics who wish to develop new skills in novel technologies and their emerging applications that can be provided with training through secondments, virtual seminars, or educational videos. The deliverable D2.8 – Educational videos, compiles the educational videos prepared for this purpose until M24. Until the end of the project, the consortium will generate more educational videos that will become available on the EMERGE website. The videos are not yet available to the public in general, but a direct link will be provided for consultation.
D2.12 - Interim reports on training courses and secondments
WP2 - NA1 – Supporting Starting Infrastructure Community (Newcomers)
Authors: Katerina Anagnostou, Christos Polyzoidis, Michalis Loizos, Eirini Koutsouroubi, Anna Orfanoudaki, Konstantinos Rogdakis, Emmanuel Kymakis (HMU)
Giulio Rosati (ICN2), Barbara Stadlober (JOR), Yusuf Mulla (RISE), Henrique Almeida (UNOVA), Diana Gaspar (ALMA)
Submission date: 18-02-2024
This deliverable (D2.12 Interim reports on training courses and secondments) presents the 1st EMERGE school activities that was organized and led by HMU and was divided into two main parts: the online webinars session that took place from 20-24th March 2023, and the on-site training session that took place in HMU from 13-17th November 2023.
Additionally, visits and research secondments of members of the consortium partners were held in the interim of the program’s duration and summarized in the present deliverable.
D3.1 - 1st Annual report on EMERGE dissemination activities
WP3 - NA2: Dissemination/ Communication activities, and Exploitation Strategy
Authors: Diana Gaspar, Luis Pereira (ALMA)
Submission date: 30-12-2022
This document is D3.1 – 1st Annual report on EMERGE dissemination activities and was prepared in the frame of work package WP3 – NA2 – Dissemination/ Communication activities and Exploitation Strategy. The EMERGE consortium is formed by 11 partners, which includes European research facilities, university laboratories and research and technology transfer organizations. The different backgrounds of the partners will have an impact on the target audience and relevant stakeholders of the project, such as public authorities, associations, academies, small-medium enterprises (SMEs) and industry, mostly connected to flexible and printed electronics. This document has two main blocks: the preliminary draft of the dissemination and communication strategy, and the dissemination activities conducted during the 1st year of the project.
D3.2 – 2nd Annual Report on EMERGE dissemination activities
WP3 - NA2: Dissemination/ Communication activities, and Exploitation Strategy
Authors: Diana Gaspar, Luis Pereira (ALMA)
Submission date: 10-10-2023
D3.2 – 2nd Annual report on EMERGE dissemination activities is part of WP3 – NA2 – Dissemination/Communication activities and Exploitation Strategy, one of the work packages of the EMERGE project. The EMERGE consortium comprises 11 partners from different sectors, including European research facilities, university laboratories, and research and technology transfer organisations. The project aims to reach various stakeholders and audiences interested in flexible and printed electronics, including public authorities, associations, academies, SMEs, and industry. This document aims to provide an overview of the activities developed during national and international events towards promoting the project and its results/outputs close to relevant audiences. Many of the activities reported in this deliverable are also reported with further detail on D3.10, D3.11, and D3.12.
D3.5 – 1st
Seminars provided through the web portal
WP3 - NA2: Dissemination/ Communication activities, and Exploitation Strategy
Authors: Diana Gaspar, Luis Pereira (ALMA)
Submission date: 03-07-2024
The deliverable D3.5 – Seminars provided through the web portal is part of WP3 – NA2 – Dissemination/ Communication activities and Exploitation Strategy. This document aims to overview the virtual seminars and activities organised by EMERGE. These events are aimed at various stakeholders, primarily focusing on early-stage researchers, including master’s and PhD students, engineers, and research staff within the consortium, but are also open to external audiences.
Until M24, the EMERGE consortium participated in two main types of virtual events: those prepared within the project framework and those where the project outputs and scope were disseminated. This was done by organising a webinar and set of online presentations serving as preparation for the EMERGE Summer School.
This deliverable is a live document that will be updated throughout the project (expected updates in M36 with D3.6 and in M48 with D3.7).
D3.6 – 2nd
Seminars provided through the web portal
WP3 - NA2: Dissemination/ Communication activities, and Exploitation Strategy
Authors: Diana Gaspar, Luis Pereira (ALMA)
Submission date: 29-07-2024
The deliverable D3.6 – Seminars provided through the web portal is part of WP3 – NA2 – Dissemination/ Communication activities and Exploitation Strategy. This document provides an overview of the virtual seminars and activities organised by EMERGE. The events are designed for various stakeholders, primarily focusing on early-stage researchers such as master’s and PhD students, engineers, and research staff from the consortium. However, they are also open to external audiences. This live document deliverable provides an update on D3.5 (M24), focusing on the period between M25 and M36. It includes details of a joint seminar in which EMERGE participated and the second series of online seminars that supported the 2nd EMERGE Summer School. The D2.6 2 nd Report on the EMERGE Schools describes the school’s content, speakers, abstracts, and participants in detail. Further information can be consulted on that deliverable.
D3.10 - EMERGE videos and marketing material
WP3 - NA2: Dissemination/ Communication activities, and Exploitation Strategy
Authors: Mohamamd Yusuf Mulla (RISE), Robert Brooke (RISE), Marie Elmqvist (RISE), Duncan Platt (RISE)
Submission date: 10-09-2023
Deliverable D3.10 “EMERGE videos and marketing material” (M24) is within the scope of work package WP3 activities. WP3 primarily deals with dissemination and communication related tasks aiming at branding of EMERGE, outreach, attracting potential projects and advertising EMERGE infrastructure to external partners from academic and industrial sectors.
This deliverable provides an overview of the promotional materials in various forms that have been developed by WP3 leader, RISE, and other partners to increase the dissemination and outreach of the EMERGE project. The document includes a summary of activities related to dissemination, co-creation, and promotion of EMERGE brand in several formats and media.
D4.10 - Open Data access Management
WP4 - NA3: Development of e-infrastructure for data and information management
Authors: Evangelos Markakis, Dimitra Papatsaroucha, Nikolaos Astyrakakis, Evangelos Markakis (HMU)
Submission date: 29-12-2022
This deliverable (D4.10 – Open Data access Management) presents an initial version of the approach of the EMERGE project towards the Open Research Data Pilot, in which the project participates. This deliverable is based on the activities of WP4 and outlines the management of research related data produced by WP5, WP6, WP7, and WP8, which pertain to the transnational access activities (TAs) of the EMERGE project. The experiments conducted under the TAs, as well as their results, will produce the initial datasets that will populate the Data Repository (DR) of the “Knowledge and Best Practice Hub” (KBest) developed under WP4. These research data will be investigated further as the project progresses and the consortium will explore the feasibility of depositing and publishing them in EU Open Access data repositories. The information included in this document will be further elaborated and enhanced in D4.11 Open Access Data Management that is due in M30.
D4.11 -Open Data Access Management
WP4 - NA3: Development of e-infrastructure for data and information management
Authors: Markakis Evangelos (HMU), Papatsaroucha Dimitra (HMU), Konstantina Pityanou (HMU)
Submission date: 31-12-2022
This deliverable (D4.11 – Open Data access Management) presents the enhanced version of the approach of the EMERGE project towards the Open Research Data Pilot, in which the project participates, compared to its previous version that was described in D4.10 [1]. This deliverable is based on the activities of WP4 and outlines the management of research related data produced by WP5, WP6, WP7, and WP8, which pertain to the transnational access activities (TAs) of the EMERGE project. The experiments conducted under the TAs, as well as their results, will produce the initial datasets that will populate the Data Repository (DR) of the “Knowledge and Best Practice Hub” (KBest) platform developed under WP4. These research data are and will be investigated further as the project progresses and the consortium will explore the feasibility of depositing and publishing them in EU Open Access data repositories. The information included in this document will be further elaborated and enhanced in D4.12 Open Access Data Management that is due in M44.
D5.3 - Theory Transnational Access Provision
WP5 - TA1 – Access to design, modelling and simulation
Authors: Pedro Barquinha, Jorge Martins, Ana Rovisco (UNOVA)
Submission date: 08-01-2024
The deliverable 5.3 – Theory Transnational Access Provision belongs to the Work Package 5 (WP5) titled as TA1 – Access to design, modelling and simulation.
The purpose of this report is to provide a comprehensive summary of the proposals related to TA1 which were submitted during the first five calls of EMERGE, that is, from the begin-ning of EMERGE project in June 2021 (M1) to December 2023 (M30).
Overall, ten proposals were submitted on the EMERGE website requesting theorical access provision. Three projects were successfully completed and five are currently under evaluation. Two were not suitable for Theoretical Access Provision and were carried out at different Transnational Access Activities (TA). Besides that, six proposals were initially submitted for different TAs but were also included theorical activities (TA1) during the project execution.
D5.5 - 1st Interim report on modelling and simulation of processes, devices and systems FLAPEP connected
WP5 - TA1 – Access to design, modelling and simulation
Authors: Inês Cunha (UNOVA), Hans Kleemann (TUD), Jakub Krzeminski (WUT), Claude Leiner (JOR), Jorge Martins, (UNOVA), Yusuf Mulla (RISE), Olivier Ronsin (FZJ), Jerzy Szałapak (WUT)
Submission date: 11-09-2023
Deliverable D5.5 “1st Interim report on modelling and simulation of processes, devices and systems FLAPEP connected” (M24) provides an overview of the incoming projects that required modelling and simulation activities offered by the EMERGE consortium. The different tools proposed by the WP5 partners are listed and briefly described in previous deliverables D5.1 (M6) and D5.2 (M15).
D5.6 - 2nd Interim report on modelling and simulation of processes, devices and systems FLAPEP connected
WP5 - TA1 – Access to design, modelling and simulation
Authors: Livia Silva (UNOVA), Hans Kleemann (TUD), Eirini Koutsouroubi (HMU), Jakub Krzeminski (WUT), Yusuf Mulla (RISE), Olivier Ronsin (FZJ), Jerzy Szałapak (WUT)
Submission date: 04-07-2024
This document gives an overview of the incoming projects that required modelling and simulation activities (TA1.2) offered by the EMERGE consortium between June 20th, 2023 and June 20th, 2024.
There have been nine projects project proposals formally requesting modelling and simulation activities (TA1.2) in the last year of the EMERGE project. One project has been rejected. For three of them (all projects requiring joint modelling and experimental activities), TA1.2 modelling activity was actually not expected (project owner’s mistake/misunderstanding at submission) or has not been implemented (lack of time/priority). Among the five accepted projects really requiring TA1.2 activity, four were pure modelling projects, only one a joint modelling/experimental project.
The projects are all related to ideas with very low degree of maturity, mainly submitted by experienced researchers of academic institutions. Personal communication between EMERGE project partners and applicants still remains the most effective dissemination tool at this stage.
Three projects have been implemented in this time period, remotely, by the EMERGE partner FZJ itself, as a simulation service. Together with the previously completed projects (see deliverable D5.5), FZJ implemented five projects and JOR one project. Two accepted projects are to be implemented soon by FZJ and JOR, respectively. The implementations have been very successful: the results are in-line with the expectations, the projects owners foresee a significant impact of the results in terms of product or publication.
The main concerns regarding TA1.2 activities are still the low number of incoming projects, as well as the maximal project duration which is too short for these low-maturity topics and might discourage submission.
D5.8 - 1st Interim report on design and architecture of devices and systems, FLAPEP connected
WP5 - TA1 – Access to design, modelling and simulation
Authors: Inês Cunha (UNOVA), Hans Kleemann (TUD), Jakub Krzeminski (WUT), Claude Leiner (JOR), Jorge Martins, (UNOVA), Yusuf Mulla (RISE), Olivier Ronsin (FZJ), Jerzy Szałapak (WUT)
Submission date: 10-09-2023
Deliverable D5.8 “1st Interim report on design and architecture of devices and systems, FLAPEP connected” (M24) provides an overview of the incoming projects that required activities on design and architecture of devices and systems offered by the EMERGE consortium. The different tools proposed by the WP5 partners are listed and briefly described in previous deliverables D5.1 (M6) and D5.5 (M15).
D5.9 - 2ndInterim report on design and architecture of devices and systems, FLAPEP connected
WP5 - TA1 – Access to design, modelling and simulation
Authors: Livia Silva (UNOVA), Hans Kleemann (TUD), Eirini Koutsouroubi (HMU), Jakub Krzeminski (WUT), Yusuf Mulla (RISE), Olivier Ronsin (FZJ), Jerzy Szałapak (WUT)
Submission date: 08-07-2024
This document gives an overview of the incoming projects that required design and architecture of devices and systems activities (TA1.1) offered by the EMERGE consortium between June 20th, 2023 and June 20th, 2024.
As a conclusion, seven projects formally requesting design and architecture of devices and systems activities (TA1.1) have been submitted in the last year of the EMERGE project, by only four groups, some of them submitting several projects. This is in remarkable progress as compared to the first period (see deliverable D5.8) thanks to active advertising. All projects are joint modelling/experimental projects because they deal with CAD-design of devices which are then fabricated in the same project. For the design part of these projects, offer from the EMERGE partners WUT and RISE partners have been requested. All incoming projects target at low-maturity ‘proof of concept’ devices.
Three projects are accepted but not fully implemented yet. Three projects involving TA1.1 activity have already been implemented with a very positive feedback. The scientific support of the EMERGE partner is judged crucial, which shows that EMERGE has an important added value beyond providing access to experimetal or modelling tools and methods. In addition, discussions of EMERGE partners with the project owner prior to project submission are judged crucial for proper project definition.
The main concern regarding TA1 activities still remains the low number of incoming projects.
D6.6 - 1st Materials synthesis and characterization Access Provision
WP6 - TA2 – Access to material synthesis and characterization
Authors: Konstantinos Rogdakis (HMU), Ali Shaygan (TUD-FM), Hans Kleemann (TUD-IAPP), Jakub Krzeminski (WUT), Yusuf Mulla (RISE)
Submission date: 29-12-2023
The deliverable 6.6 – Materials Synthesis and Characterization Access Provision belongs to the Work Package 6 (WP6) titled as TA2 – Access to material synthesis and characteri-zation.
The purpose of this report is to provide a comprehensive summary of the proposals related to TA2 which were submitted during the first five calls of EMERGE, i.e., up to December 2023 (M30).
Overall, twenty seven proposals were submitted on the EMERGE website requesting materials synthesis and characterization access provision (TA2). Fifteen projects were successfully completed, two were rejected and eight are currently under evaluation. Two were not suitable for TA2 access provision, therefore, they were carried out at different Transnational Access Activities (TA). Besides that, eight proposals were initially submitted for different TAs but TA2 activities were also included during the project execution.
D6.10 - Interim Report on the Chemical formulation methods used
WP6 - TA2 – Access to material synthesis and characterization
Authors: Eirini Koutsouroubi, Konstantinos Rogdakis, Katerina Anagnostou (HMU), Jakub Krzemiński (WUT), Rita Branquinho, Pedro Barquinha, Rodrigo Martins (UNOVA)
Submission date: 19-07-2024
In this deliverable are reported the significant advancements made in the preparation and application of Graphene-Related Materials (GRMs) and oxide inks for various electronic and energy-harvesting devices. GRMs are synthesized from graphite, followed by liquid-phase exfoliation (LPE) to produce inks using environmentally friendly solvents. These inks are deposited onto flexible substrates and further processed for the development of flexible elec-tronic devices. Additionally, the use of perovskite active layers in high-performing solar cells and moisture energy generators (MEGs) has been explored.
In this context, various ink formulations and printing techniques have been developed for flexible, wearable, and self-powered sensors, as well as bio-compatible electrodes for real-time health monitoring devices. These projects have involved the use of advanced equip-ment for screen printing, ink formulation, and sample testing.
Oxide inks, produced using solution combustion synthesis (SCS), have been optimized for different deposition methods such as flexographic printing, inkjet printing, and slot die coat-ing. These inks are versatile and adaptable for electronic applications such as thin-film tran-sistors (TFTs), sensors, and optoelectronic devices. The continuous optimization of GRM and oxide inks has led to significant progress in the development of flexible electronics and energy storage solutions.
D7.3 - 1st Prototypes Fabrication Transnational Access Provision
WP7 - TA3 – Access to prototype fabrication
Authors: M. Wagner (FZJ)
Submission date: 05-10-2024
The deliverable 7.3 – Prototype fabrication transnational access provision belongs to the Work Package 7 (WP7) titled as TA3 – Access to Prototype fabrication. The purpose of this report is to provide a comprehensive summary of the proposals related to TA3 which were submitted during the first five calls of EMERGE, i.e., up to December 2023 (M30). Overall, 53 proposals were submitted on the EMERGE website requesting prototype fabrication access provision (TA3). 24 projects were successfully completed, 3 were rejected, 2 were cancelled and 24 are under evaluation or under implementation. Besides that, 1 additional project was completed for which TA3 access was not originally requested (reassigned).
D7.5.1 - Prototypes fabrication using cellulose as substrate and device system component
WP7 - TA3 – Access to prototype fabrication
Authors: D. Gaspar (ALMA), L. Pereira (ALMA)
Submission date: 14-09-2023
Within the scope of WP7 (Access to prototype fabrication), four installations are offered to potential external users with well-equipped infrastructures and experts for developing prototypes. The installations provide access to state-of-the-art fabrication techniques such as R2R printing, nanoimprinting, laser patterning, vacuum-assisted deposition, and functional 2D/3D printing. All the partners involved in WP7 have provided a detailed list of the equipment available for the different installations, which can be consulted on the project website.
D8.1 - Demonstrators characterization Transnational Access Provision Interim
WP8 - TA4 – Access to demonstrator characterization and validation
Authors: Anton Köck (MCL), Barbara Kosednar-Legenstein (MCL), Inês Cunha (UNOVA), Ana Rovisco (UNOVA), Konstantinos Rogdakis (HMU)
Submission date: 04-08-2023
Deliverable D8.1 “1. Demonstrators characterization transnational access provision interim report”(M23) falls within the scope of workpackage WP8 (transnational access TA4 – test and validation of prototypes and demonstrators), which aims to provide external users with access to a diverse range of technology infrastructure essential for testing, quality assessment, and reliability evaluation of FLAPEP (flexible, large area, printed electronics and photonics) related materials and devices. This report focuses on two specific installations that play a crucial role in advancing FLAPEP technology:
• Devices validation & standardization: This installation addresses a key obstacle in the widespread adoption of FLAPEP technology – the standardization of evaluation methods for FLAPEP components. Performance and stability tests of products will be performed under industrial protocols in simulated and real conditions. Various tests are performed, including device and display characterization, piezoelectric/ ferroelectric characterization, analysis of applicability in electronics/ biomedical engineering, characterization of layers and coatings, evaluation of cross-correlation between structural properties and functionalities of nanomaterials, and thorough analysis of all production steps with fast defect identification.
• Device metrology: This installation focuses on the precise characterization of developed structures and integrated systems, including their electrical and mechanical properties evaluation, and to provide properties verification during all development steps needed for improved product quality.
Together, these installations under WP8 provide essential resources for researchers and innovators in the FLAPEP domain, offering access to cutting-edge technology infrastructure for comprehensive testing, standardization, and precise characterization of materials and devices. This interim report serves as a foundation for forthcoming deliverables, where specific case studies and their outcomes will be thoroughly investigated.
D10.5 - 1st Developing of new functional materials for printed electronics
WP10 - JRA2: Research on high throughput novel inks/ pastes synthesis
Authors: Jakub Krzemiński (WUT), Rita Branquinho (UNOVA), Konstantinos Rogdakis (HMU), Massimo Urban (ICN2), Pedro Barquinha (UNOVA), Inês Cunha (UNOVA)
Submission date: 21-12-2022
At this early stage of WP10, the main ongoing research focus the zinc tin oxide (ZTO) semiconductor oxide-based inks for inkjet printing, graphene related materials (GRMs) inks and conductive pastes for screen printing, as well as the development and implementation of graphene based inks into consumer inkjet printers. In the next stages of the project, it is planned to expand the presented work and start new research in the topic of new functional materials for printing.
D10.6 - 2nd Developing of new functional materials for printed e lectronics
WP10 - JRA2: Research on high throughput novel inks/ pastes synthesis
Authors: Jakub Krzemiński, Sandra Lepak-Kuc, Andrzej Pepłowski, Rita Branquinho, Konstantinos Rogdakis, Katerina Anagnostou, Christos Polyzoidis, Emmanuel Kymakis, Barbara Kosednar-Legenstein, Eirini Koutsouroubi
Submission date: 28-03-2024
This report details a comprehensive research initiative under WP10 to develop optimised pastes and inks used in printed electronics. It presents theoretical and experimental research on the ink development process, testing, and characterisation. The obtained results confirm the materials’ properties and applicability in printed electronics.
D 11.3 - Smart multi-functional 3D printed object made with developed systems as a demo
WP11 - JRA3: Research on Functional 3D printing for multifunctional smart objects with interactive free-from surfaces
Authors: Markus Postl, Alexander Blümel (JOR), Jakub Krzemiński (WUT), Hans Joachim Engelhaaf (FZJ)
Submission date: 29-08-2024
This report details a comprehensive research initiative under WP10 to develop optimised pastes and inks used in printed electronics. It presents theoretical and experimental research on the ink development process, testing, and characterisation. The obtained results confirm the materials’ properties and applicability in printed electronics.
