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10th International Conference on Coatings on Glass and Plastics Advanced Coatings for Large-Area or High-Volume Products

June 22 –26, 2014 Conference Location MESSE DRESDEN – Dresden, Germany

Organized by

■ Fraunhofer FEP ■ International Organizing Committee of ICCG Supported by VON ARDENNE

Introduction Following the last nine successful ICCG meetings, the 10th ICCG conference will be organized in Dresden, Germany again. The focus of the conference is to bring together scientists, technologists, practitioners and managers. Participants from universities, research institutes, coating manufacturers, material and equipment suppliers and user industries will discuss the latest developments in the field of large-area coatings on glass and plastic materials.

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Technical Sessions 1 Deposition Technologies 1: »Advanced Plasma Processes in Vacuum« Chairmen: Prof. Bräuer, Dr. Strümpfel 2 Deposition Technologies 2: »Wet-chemical and Hybrid Processes« Chairmen: Dr. Pütz, Dr. Schottner 3 Deposition Technologies 3: »CVD, ALD and Related Processes« Chairmen: Prof. Sheel, Dr. Bressers 4 Pre- and Post-Treatment for Flexible Glass and Polymers »Functionalization, Strengthening, Patterning, Annealing« Chairmen: Mr. Shimshock, Dr. Kälber 5 Film Growth and Process Control »Fundamentals, Analytics, Monitoring« Chairmen: Prof. Shigesato, Prof. Szyszka 6 Energy Conversion, Saving, Efficiency »Glazing, Solar, Transportation« Chairmen: Dr. DeBosscher, Mr. Kato 7 Precision Optics »Communication, Consumer Electronics and Biomedical« Chairmen: Prof. Kaiser, Dr. Ockenfuß 8 High Performance Coatings »Display, Lighting, Flexible Electronics« Chairmen: Prof. Liu, Dr. Trassl Panel Discussion What will be the appropriate substrate material in future? Chairmen: Dr. Blessing, Mr. Shimshock 10

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Application

Conference Ambiance Besides a very interesting technological and scientific program, the conference will be organized in an ambiance of industry, research and culture, where extensive social contacts will be possible. The conference centre is located 5-10 minutes from the city centre of Dresden. All lunches, the opening reception and the conference dinner event are included in the conference fee. After the conference you have the great opportunity to participate in a company or institute tour.

Introductory Session Market and Business in the Field of Coatings on Glass and Plastics Chairmen: Dr. Suzuki, Mr. Vitkala

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Short Courses Prior to the conference on Sunday afternoon a range of educational lectures will be given by experts in the field. The Short Courses are intended to provide fundamental and technological background on specic conference topics. Chairmen: Dr. Strümpfel, Dr. Liehr

Conference Program

Deposition

Conference Topics The application of coatings has become extremely important for large-area and/or high-volume glass products. Besides flat glass, thin glass and polymer films are becoming more and more important as substrates for flexible, light weight or unbreakable optical and electronic applications. For this reason the conference highlights on the development and application of advanced coatings on both glass and plastics, using a broad and multidisciplinary approach. In 2014 the 10th ICCG is going to focus the sessions in three directions: Deposition, Processing and Applications. The related topics will cover all techniques necessary to realize a finally coated product. Also a variety of pre- and post treatment methods for substrates and coatings should be highlighted. New markets and trends are another focus of the conference. Finally, the 10th ICCG provides advanced information on different technologies at a general level for new product designers, as well as technical aspects, safety measures, and environmental and economic factors.

Topics & Preliminary Call for Papers The organizers of this biannual meeting invite coating scientists, technologist and managers to present papers for the conference.

Preliminary Schedule & Social Events Sunday, June 22, 2014 12:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Short Courses Evening Welcome Monday, June 23, 2014 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Evening

Opening Introductory Session Technical Sessions Poster Session Industrial Evening

Tuesday, June 24, 2014 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Technical Sessions 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Panel Discussion Evening Dresden Night Wednesday, June 25, 2014 8:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Technical Sessions Evening Conference Dinner Event Thursday, June 26, 2014 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. Technical Sessions 12:00 p.m. Closing 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Sightseeing Tour Saxon Switzerland Friday, June 27, 2014 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Distinguished ICCG tour to companies and institutes

There will be the unique chance to visit important companies and institutes in Dresden region. You will get an interesting insight into state-of-the-art of research technological developments. Technical Exhibition & Sponsors A full technical trade exhibition will be organized from Monday until Wednesday. Companies and organisations have the opportunity to exhibit their equipment, products and materials. The Conference has several options for sponsoring. Companies interested in sponsoring the conference or in obtaining exhibition space should contact: Mrs. Annett Arnold, M. Sc. Fraunhofer FEP Phone: +49 351 2586-333 [email protected] | www.iccg10.de 4 |

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Local Organizing Committee Local Chairman Prof. Dr. Volker Kirchhoff, Fraunhofer FEP Local Vice Chairman Dr. Johannes Strümpfel, VON ARDENNE Local Secretary Mrs. Annett Arnold, Fraunhofer FEP Local Editorial Chairman Dr. Torsten Kopte, Fraunhofer FEP International Organizing Committee Secretary Dr. K. Suzuki, Consultant / SurFtech [Belgium] Treasurer Prof. G. Bräuer, Fraunhofer IST [Germany] Editorial Chairman Dr. J. Pütz, Carl Zeiss Vision GmbH [Germany] Program Committee Mr. M. Andreasen [USA] Dr. R. Blessing, BlueTec [Germany] Prof. G. Bräuer, Fraunhofer IST [Germany] Dr. P. Bressers, Holst Centre / TNO [The Netherlands] Dr. W. DeBosscher, SOLERAS Advanced Coatings [Belgium] Dr. V. Geyer, Scheuten Glassgroup [The Netherlands] Dr. K. Hartig, Cardinal Glass Industries [USA] Dr. M. Hirata, Nippon Sheet Glass [Japan] Dr. T. Kälber, SCHOTT AG [Germany] Prof. N. Kaiser, Fraunhofer IOF [Germany] Mr. K. Kato, Central Glass [Japan] Dr. S.-M. Lee, Kumgang Korea Chemical Co. Ltd. [Korea] Dr. M. Liehr, TC Technical Consulting [Germany] Prof. X. Liu, Zheijang University [China] Dr. M. Mennig, Nanoconsulting [Germany] Dr. G. Ockenfuss, JDSU [USA] Dr. T. Oyama, Asahi Glass [Japan] Dr. J. Pütz, Carl Zeiss Vision GmbH [Germany] Prof. A. Roos, Uppsala University [Sweden] Dr. G. Schottner, Fraunhofer ISC [Germany] Prof. D. Sheel, Salford University [UK] Prof. Y. Shigesato, Aoyama Gakuin University [Japan] Mr. R. P. Shimshock, MLD Technologies [USA] Dr. J. Strümpfel, VON ARDENNE [Germany] Prof. B. Szyszka, Technical University Berlin [Germany] Dr. R. Trassl, Applied Materials [Germany] Mr. J. Vitkala, Glaston [Finland]

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Address of ICCG Secretary Dr. K. Suzuki Clos du Bergoje, 16 | B-1160 Bruxelles, Belgium Phone & Fax: +32-2-675-05-11 | [email protected] International Advisory Committee Executive advisor: Prof. H. Schmidt, EPG [Germany] Advisors: Prof. Dr. M. Aegerter [Switzerland] Prof. Dr. H. Biederman, Charles University [Czech Republic] Dr. D. Coster, AGC-Flatglass [Belgium] Dr. F. Creuzet, Saint-Gobain [France] Dr. G. Gagliardi, Pilkington, SIV [Italy] Dr. J. Trube, Leybold Optics [Germany] Prof. Dr. H. J. Gläser, Consultant [Germany] Dr. A. Gombert, Fraunhofer ISE [Germany] Prof. Dr. C. G. Granqvist, Uppsala University [Sweden] Dr. R. Hill [USA] Dr. W. Hoffman, Cardinal Glass Industries [USA] Dr. R. Langfeld, Schott AG [Germany] Dr. C. M. Lampert, Star Science [USA] Dr. D. Mattox, SVC [USA] Dr. C. May, Fraunhofer COMEDD [Germany] Dr. C. McKown, Arkema [USA] Dr. F. J. van Milligen, JDSU [USA] Prof. Dr. C. Misiano, Romana Film Scottili [Italy] Dr. T. Mizuno, Nippon Sheet Glass [Japan] Dr. J. O’Brien, Pilkington [UK] Dr. T. Paul, Pilkington-Germany [Germany] Dr. M. Prassas, Corning Europe [France] Mr. S. Selkowitz, Lawrence Berkeley National Labs [USA] Dr. R. Thielsch, Southwall Technology [Germany] Prof. Dr. D. R. Uhlmann, Arizona Materials Laboratory [USA] Supported by Glass Performance Days – GPD [Finland] Society of Vacuum Coaters – SVC [USA] VON ARDENNE [Germany]

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Correspondence & Inquiries All correspondence concerning the 10th ICCG should be addressed to: Mrs. Annett Arnold 10th ICCG – Conference Office Fraunhofer FEP Winterbergstr. 28 01277 Dresden, Germany Phone: +49 351 2586-333 Fax: +49 351 2586-55800 [email protected] Key Dates Abstract Deadline Dec. 2, 2013 Notification of Acceptance Jan. 31, 2014 Deadline for Submission of Full Papers Feb. 24, 2014 Early Registration Deadline Mar. 3, 2014 Visit the website www.iccg10.de for updated and more detailed information on the conference. Tourist Information Dresden offers attractions in great variety and combines three aspects which complement one another: notable art treasure, architectural sights and a charming landscape. Magnificent promenades on the bank of the Elbe, interesting museums and institutions, industrial monuments, charming details. A trip to Dresden is always a great experience. Granted, none of the seven wonders of the ancient world are to be found in Dresden. Back then, the river was probably still busy sculpting the natural features of the local sandstone. The wait was rewarded with a magnificent landscape, but in later times, the Elbe valley saw such a blossoming of architectural and artistic brilliance that the visitor today forgets to count and can only rub his eyes in wonder. The Church of Our Lady, Royal Palace, Zwinger, Semper Opera House, Elbe castles, Villa Quarter, Hellerau garden city or the award-winning modern buildings – not forgetting the ‘Blue Wonder’ bridge to the east of the city centre. It seems the likes of Augustus the Strong and his successors were not prepared to wait for nature to finish the job; with their skill, artistry and determination, they filled the Green Vault and Turkish Chamber with treasures from all over the world, collected paintings and porcelain, and were patrons of the great composers. No wonder then that Dresden today ranks as a world-class city of art and culture.

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Travel Information The quickest way to get to the capital city of Saxony from many different places, whether for business or pleasure, is by plane. There are excellent non-stop flights between Dresden and airports in Germany, Switzerland, the UK and Russia. Dresden is accessible from all four corners of the world via the main hub airports. Dresden Airport is approximately 9 km north of the city centre. Dresden is an important railway junction and an integral part of the ICE and EC / IC networks. There are several services daily to all major German cities. Direct international connections include services to Aarhus, Budapest, Bratislava, Prague, Vienna and Zurich. Dresden can be reached directly on three motorways. The A 4 approaches the city from the West (CologneEisenach-Chemnitz), and the A 13 from the North (Rostock-Berlin). The A 17 links the Saxon capital with Prague. Location and Accommodation The convention center of MESSE DRESDEN is a location of trade for knowledge exchange, information and get together. As a part of the exhibition center the new building has received the individual name BÖRSE DRESDEN. The name of the building reminds of its original use a hundred years ago. As from now, congresses up to a size of 10,000 participants can be realized in the future. In particular, huge and international congresses and conventions, which can be combined with fairs in the exhibition halls, take place at BÖRSE DRESDEN.

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