OLED Materials for Lighting and Display
“OLED Materials for Lighting and Displays”
A New Industrial Chemistry and Engineering (NIChE) Workshop
by the Council for Chemical Research
June 6-8, 2011
Radisson University Hotel
Minneapolis, MN
Agenda & Speaker Bios
Keynote Address
OLED History, Outlook and Opportunity
Paul Burrows, Reata Research LLC
Session 1: OLED Outlook & Opportunity
OLED Lighting Requirements & Application Efficiency
Michael Lu, Acuity Brands Lighting
Market Challenges Facing Lighting OEMs
Norman Bardsley, Consultant
Sorting Hype from Reality in the OLED Lighting & Display Markets
Kevin See, Lux Research
Session 2: Technical Challenges for Individual Components
Materials & Architectural Development in White-Emitting OLED Devices
Marina Kondakova, OLEDWorks
Commercial Development of Hole Injection Layers
Matthew Mathai, Plextronics - Invited
Material Advances for High Efficiency Phosphorescent OLEDs
Peter Djurovich, USC
Stable Charge Transfer Molecules for Conductivity Doping
Calvin Chan, Sandia National Lab
Conductivity & Charge Transport Materials to Reduce OLED Operating
Voltage
Daniel Gaspar, PNNL
Session 3: Technical Challenges & Opportunities for OLEDs Processing
Challenges in OLED Lighting Manufacturing
Holger Schwab, Philips Lighting GmbH
Solution Processed OLEDs for Display & Lighting Applications
Daniel LeCloux, DuPont
OLED Tool/Source Design
David Gotthold, Veeco
Session 4: Technical Challenges & Opportunities for Non-Emitter Components
Survey of Transparent Conducting Oxide Layers
David Ginley, NREL
Challenges for Commercially viable Transparent Conducting Oxide Layers
Roman Korotkov, Arkema
Metal Nanowires as Alternative Transparent Conductor
Florian Pschenitzka, Cambrios Technologies
OLEDs for Lighting: Can They Ever be Bright Enough?
Steve Forrest, Univ of MI
Barrier Films & Device Encapsulation
Fred McCormick, 3M
Workshop Summary
CCR's Strategic Framework for the 21st Century
