Workshop: Large-area SSL
Thu, 30.10.2014, Muttenz BL
Large-area Solid State Lighting
Swissphotonics and the Swiss National Laboratory for Solid State Lighting (SSSL) invite to a workshop on Large-area SS with the European project LASSIE-FP7, and with CSEM, AMIRES and EPIC
Abstract
Solid-state lighting (SSL) represents a new revolution in the lighting domain, comparable to the invention of the incandescent bulb in the 19th century. As is unanimously recognized, SSL devices such as semi-conductor-based light-emitting diodes (LEDs) or organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) are the light sources of the future. The Workshop aims to provide an overview on the current trends of both the technology and the market, as well on the latest technical developments, with focus on large-area illumination for professional and architectural lighting.
Target public
Technical, R & D, companies (from SMEs to LMEs), but also light designers, architects, or eventually end-users (e.g. large retailers, etc.)
Agenda
09:00 Registration, Coffee by Brüderli Gastronomie, Sponsoring Swissphotonics
09:30 Welcome
09:45 Session 1: The SSL revolution: perspectives and requirements from the lighting industry
10:45 Networking Break by Brüderli Gastronomie, Sponsoring Swissphotonics
11:15 Session 2: New trends in SSL
12:15 Lunch Break by Brüderli Gastronomie, Sponsoring Swissphotonics
13:30 Session 3: Technology developments in SSL: LEDs ad OLEDs
14:50 Networking Break by Brüderli Gastronomie
15:20 Session 4: New developments in SSL: towards large area SSL luminaires
16:20 Round Table: Future Challenges in SSL: from Technology to Market
17:00 Apéro Riche by Brüderli Gastronomie, Sponsoring Swissphotonics
Tabletop exhibition Cralas GmbH - CSEM SA - Electrosuisse - EMPA - EPIC - Fluxim AG - LASSIE-FP7 - Luger Research - Photonics 21 - Regent AG - Sefar AG - SPECTARIS - Zumtobel AG
Conference language
English
Venue
Pantheon Basel (Schweizer Forum für Oldtimer, Swiss Forum for Vintage Cars)
Hofackerstrasse 72
4132 Muttenz BL
Map
Cost
This workshop is free of charge
Deadline for inscription 2
4. 10. 2014
Contact
Program Chair
Dr. Rolando Ferrini
Section Head Integrated Light Management CSEM SA Muttenz BL
Project Coordinator LASSIE-FP7
T +41 61 690 60 13
F +41 61 690 60 00
Additional partners
Beni Muller, 20. July 2015
Swissphotonics and the Swiss National Laboratory for Solid State Lighting (SSSL) invite to a workshop on Large-area SS with the European project LASSIE-FP7, and with CSEM, AMIRES and EPIC
Abstract
Solid-state lighting (SSL) represents a new revolution in the lighting domain, comparable to the invention of the incandescent bulb in the 19th century. As is unanimously recognized, SSL devices such as semi-conductor-based light-emitting diodes (LEDs) or organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) are the light sources of the future. The Workshop aims to provide an overview on the current trends of both the technology and the market, as well on the latest technical developments, with focus on large-area illumination for professional and architectural lighting.
Target public
Technical, R & D, companies (from SMEs to LMEs), but also light designers, architects, or eventually end-users (e.g. large retailers, etc.)
Agenda
09:00 Registration, Coffee by Brüderli Gastronomie, Sponsoring Swissphotonics
09:30 Welcome
09:45 Session 1: The SSL revolution: perspectives and requirements from the lighting industry
10:45 Networking Break by Brüderli Gastronomie, Sponsoring Swissphotonics
11:15 Session 2: New trends in SSL
12:15 Lunch Break by Brüderli Gastronomie, Sponsoring Swissphotonics
13:30 Session 3: Technology developments in SSL: LEDs ad OLEDs
14:50 Networking Break by Brüderli Gastronomie
15:20 Session 4: New developments in SSL: towards large area SSL luminaires
16:20 Round Table: Future Challenges in SSL: from Technology to Market
17:00 Apéro Riche by Brüderli Gastronomie, Sponsoring Swissphotonics
Tabletop exhibition Cralas GmbH - CSEM SA - Electrosuisse - EMPA - EPIC - Fluxim AG - LASSIE-FP7 - Luger Research - Photonics 21 - Regent AG - Sefar AG - SPECTARIS - Zumtobel AG
Conference language
English
Venue
Pantheon Basel (Schweizer Forum für Oldtimer, Swiss Forum for Vintage Cars)
Hofackerstrasse 72
4132 Muttenz BL
Map
Cost
This workshop is free of charge
Deadline for inscription 2
4. 10. 2014
Contact
Program Chair
Dr. Rolando Ferrini
Section Head Integrated Light Management CSEM SA Muttenz BL
Project Coordinator LASSIE-FP7
T +41 61 690 60 13
F +41 61 690 60 00
Additional partners
Beni Muller, 20. July 2015
 Speakers (PDF) |
| Program | ||
| Dr. Christian Bosshard, Vice-President Thin Film Optics, CSEM Muttenz, Managing Director Swissphotonics NTN Link | Welcome | Bosshard |
| Session 1 (Morning) | The SSL revolution : perspectives and requirements from the lighting industry | |
| Dr. Thierry Dreyfus; Regent Lighting AG, Basel Link | SSL for professional / architectural Lighting and Standards | Dreyfus |
| Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Mönch; Professor of Technical Optics with the Technische Hochschule Georg Simon Ohm of Nuremburg Link | From chips to large-area Lighting | Moench |
| Dr. Konrad Sell ; Business Center OLED Lighting, Philips GmbH, Aachen, Germany Link | OLED functional lighting – Technology and Markets | |
| Session 2 (Morning) | New trends in SSL | |
| Prof. Dr. Jean-Louis Scartezzini; Laboratoire d'énergie solaire et physique du bâtiment LESO-PB (Solar Energy and Building Physics Laboratory), EPFL Lausanne Link | Smart lighting: SSL and daylighting, a route towards circadian-compatible lighting | Scartezzini |
| Daniel Schlaepfer; Lausanne VD Link | The tools of a light designer | Schlaepfer |
| Dr. Rolando Ferrini; Section Head Integrated Light Management at CSEM / Project Coordinator LASSIE-FP7 Link | Large Area Solid State Intelligent Efficient luminaires | Ferrini |
| Session 3 (Afternoon) | Technology Developments in SSL: LEDs ad OLEDs | |
| Prof. Dr. Beat Ruhstaller; Professor at Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), Institute of Computational Physics (ICP), Chairman at Fluxim AG, Winterthur ZH Link | Design and Optimization of OLED Light-outcoupling Enhancement Structures | Ruhstaller |
| Dr. Peter Chabrecek; Sefar AG Link | Substrates for large area OLED, OLEC | Chabrecek |
| Dr. Adrian von Mühlenen; Senior Innovation Manager at BASF Schweiz AG, Basel Link | Advanced optical (fluorescent) materials for SSL | |
| Prof. Dr. Nicolas Grandjean; EPFL Laboratory of Advanced Semiconductors for Photonics and Electronics (LASPE) at the Insitut de Photonique et d'Electronique Quantiques (IPEQ), EPFL Lausanne VD Link | New developments in LED components for SSL | Grandjean |
| Session 4 (Afternoon) | New Developments in SSL: Towards Large Area SSL Luminaires | |
| Dr. Mohammed Ibn-Elhaj; Head New Technologies at Rolic Technologies Ltd., Allschwil BL Link | Functional Materials & Films for Light Management & OLEDs | Ibn-Elhaj |
| Prof. Dr. Patrik Hoffmann; Head - Laboratory Advanced Materials Processing, EMPA Thun / Crealas GmbH Thun Link | Outcoupling schemes by large area microstructured surfaces | Hoffmann |
| Dr. Harun Solak; CEO Eulitha AG, Würenlingen AG Link | Nano-patterning for better and more efficient photonic devices | Solak |
| Dr. Christoph S. Harder; President Swissphotonics NTN, 8832 Wollerau SZ Link | Panel moderator Future Challenges in SSL: from Technology to Market | |
| Albert Studerus; CEO Geschäftsstelle Schweizer Licht Gesellschaft SLG, 3000 Bern 8 Link | Panelist | |
| Dr. Christian Hochfilzer; Technical Director Regent Beleuchtungskörper AG, 4018 Basel Link | Panelist | |
| Oscar Salas, Coordinador General. Conocimiento Científico-Tecnológico, 48170 Zamudio, España Link | Panelist | |
| Huub Ubbens, Designer, 34000 Montpellier France Link | Panelist | |
