Workshop: Thin film technologies | Future applications of 2.5D materials

For the first time, energy applications such as (flexible) PV applications benefit from a commercial realisation in a Roll-2-Roll process. Further development of this application towards the realisation of 2.5D structures makes it attractive for energy storage applications, electrochemical storage (batteries) as well as for hydrogen as a storage modality. The ability to use newly developed materials as well as the targeted manipulation of these materials into relevant 3D structures is essential for the success of these applications which are under development.

The speakers will provide an overview of recent thin-film 2.5D applications with reference to material development, process development and integration to the application area in the Eindhoven – Germany – Western Europe region.

This Workshop “Thin Film Technologies | Future Applications of 2.5 D Materials” offers you an optimal platform for professional exchange on these and other trends. Here, experts can exchange detailed information, share their experiences and present innovations.

We are pleased to present you here the already confirmed speakers:
♦ Paul Poodt, SparkNano, The Netherlands
♦ H. de Neve, Carbyon, The Netherlands – „Capturing CO2 from air with thin film technology„
♦ Johan Bosman, TNO, Energy Materials Transition, The Netherlands – „Thin film solar laser processing„
♦ Oscar Diaz-Morales, TNO / Holst Center, The Netherlands – „Thin film manufacturing to reduce usage of scarce materials and enhance durability in Proton Exchange Membrane Water Electrolysis„
♦ Diana Chaykina, TNO / Holst Center, The Netherlands – „Interface engineering of battery materials“
♦ Margret Wohlfahrt-Mehrens, Zentrum für Sonnenenergie- und Wasserstoff-Forschung Baden-Württemberg (ZSW)
♦ Gerd Bacher, University Duisburg-Essen
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The list will be updated continuously.

This European workshop is jointly organized by TNO, Holst Centre and European  Society of Thin Films e.V..

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