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The 61st ROEL Lecture Session was held in Conference room on 4th floor in Research Center for Organic Electronics on May 23. We invited Dr. Ian Cayrefourcq from ARKEMA as a guest speaker, and he gave a lecture entitled "Printed Electronics R&D of ARKEMA with CEA Liten and University of Bordeaux in France."
Many researchers and students attended to the lecture and the 61st ROEL Lecture Session finished in success.

Conference room during the lecture

Dr. Ian Cayrefourcq, Director of Emerging Technologies Research and Development Division, ARKEMA

After an introduction of ARKEMA, which is one of the global chemical companies in France, Dr. Cayrefourcq will discuss recent topics concerning printed electronics R&D, conducted jointly by ARKEMA and CEA Liten, a world leading open innovation center of printed electronics as well as ARKEMA’s work with University of Bordeaux in France. Before the presentation, Dr Atsushi Miyabo, Director of Kyoto Technical Center of ARKEMA, and Dr Fumi Ariura, Development Engineer at ARKEMA Kyoto Technical Center, are also briefly introduced.