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“Printed electronics is a new technology which makes use of conventional printing methods to produce fast, simple and cheap electronics.”Ragnar Fridman, Cluster Coach
Printed Electronics Arena meeting report - Sweden

On 20 November, the Printed Electronics Arena had a one day meeting in Norrkoping Science Park Sweden. About 60 people are employed on printed electronics between Norrkoping and Linkoping, 25 kilometers away. While this effort is not as great as in the hottest regions for printed electronics in Europe - Cambridge UK, Eindhoven in the Netherlands and Dresden in Germany, it is growing and it has a unique experience of paper electronics, one wave of the future, and a strong background in reel to reel printing of electronics.

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  • 29/11/2007
    Printed Electronics Arena meeting report - Sweden
    On 20 November, the Printed Electronics Arena had a one day meeting in Norrkoping Science Park Sweden.
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  • 05/09/2007
    Swedish Paper Gets Smart
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