Dear All,

Due to the Wuhan novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV, a pneumonia-causing virus) issue, the organizing committee feel that it will be risky to hold the 16th ITC next month during March 5th - 7th in Shanghai. We have decided to postpone the 16th ITC in Shanghai to next year (in Feb. or Mar. in 2021). The exact time will be notified later. For attendees who have registered and booked the flights/hotels, we will help for refund. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us through secretariat@itc2020.cn.

We apologize for any inconvenience brought to you.

ITC is the conference dedicated to TFT related technologies for displays, sensors and general large area and flexible electronics, and was first held in Seoul, Korea in 2005. The 16th ITC will follow the previous ones (see the history of ITC), and provide a platform for the community to share the research progress, and discuss the challenges in this field. The areas of interest for contributors include, but are not limited to:

- Semiconductor materials and processing for high mobility TFTs

- Understanding and addressing instabilities of TFTs

- TFT based functional devices (sensors, memories, synapse, …)

- Scaling of TFTs for high resolution integration

- TFT compact models for circuit simulation

- TFT backplane integration for displays and sensors

- Flexible and stretchable TFT devices and circuits

- Circuit design and implementations of TFTs

The Preliminary Program is on-line. We are still accepting Post-Deadline Abstracts for Poster presentation.  Prospective authors should submit a two-page manuscript to program@itc2020.cn using the given template before Feb. 2, 2020. 

On-line registration is open. The Early Bird registration Deadline will be January 31, 2020 (Beijing time)

10-13-2019

• Plenary

Progress and issues in transparent TFTs 

Hideo Hosono 

Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan 

High performance oxide TFT for large size AMOLED display 

Weiran Cao 

TCL-CSOT, China  

Organic and hybrid organic-inorganic FETs for applications in large area electronics  

Henning Sirringhaus 

University of Cambridge, UK 

Importance of TFT technology innovation in emerging display and more than display applications 

Guangcai Yuan 

BOE, China

• Tutorials

LTPS technology: effective crystallization for high performance Si TFTs

Takashi Noguchi 

University of the Ryukyus, Japan

​Oxide TFTs for display application

Jin Jang 

Kyung Hee University, South Korea

Device physics of new material TFTs

Ananth Dodabalapur 

University of Texas at Austin, USA

TFT as self-amplifier sensor

Tayeb Mohammed-Brahim 

University of Rennes 1, France

Conference Organization

Co-organized by: 

Shanghai University Shanghai Jiao Tong University      SID Beijing Chapter

Organized by: 

Fudan University