Dear Tsinghua alumni:
This is a friendly reminder about the seminar by Prof. Cheng next Monday night.
If you are interested to attend please sign it up today to get the discounted rate $5 (w/ dinner & soft drinks). You do need to mention that you are Tsinghua alumni to get the discount rate.
Have a nice weekend,
Fred
[Attachment(s) from Fred Tsai included below]Dear Tsinghua alumni:
FYI. The TAITA-SV is privileged to host, on a short notice, a seminar of Professor Chien-Hong Cheng (鄭建鴻), Vice President of Academic Affairs, NTHU. The seminar is in the evening of Monday July 25, and the topic is "Current Status of OLED Technology." All the Tsinghua alumni are welcome to attend the seminar at the TAITA-SV member rate.
Prof. Cheng is an expert in the field of Organometallic Chemistry and will talk about the current status of the OLED technology which is used in commercial applications such as displays for mobile phones and portable digital media players, car radios and digital cameras among others. If you are interested in the OLED technology, please feel free to sign up the seminar.
Let's give Prof. Cheng a warm welcome!
PS: The seminar flyer and the Bio of Prof. Cheng are attached.
Best regards,
Fred
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Subject: [TaitaSv] TAITA July Seminar: Current Status of OLED Technology
Current Status of OLED Technology
Speaker: Dr. Chien-Hong Cheng (à ½¨ø™)
Vice president of Academic Affairs, National Tsing Hua University
President of Chemical Society, TaiwanPlace: Fenwick & West LLP, Silicon Valley Center,
801 California Street, Mountain View, CA 94041Date: July 25, 2011 (Monday)
Agenda:
6:30 pm - 7:00 pm: Registration and Networking (dinner with soft drinks provided)
7:10 pm - 9:00 pm: Seminar
Fee: $5 for members or students, $10 for non-members, Extra $5 for on-site registration.
Contact & Registration: York Peng (york9484@gmail.com)
Abstract:This talk starts with a short introduction of the principle of Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) and its history, then the applications and the current status of these applications.
There are two important applications for AMOLED technology. One is display and the other is lighting. Small displays in mobile phones made from OLED are becoming popular and show several advantages over those made from LCD. Larger size displays for notebook computers and for TV are the next targets of OLED applications. In addition, flexible displays based on OLED technology are actively under development by many display companies. OLED lighting also gained great attention, particularly, in Europe. A couple of companies have started the production.
The status of OLED technology in US, Japan, Taiwan, Korea and China, the investment of these countries in AMOLED and the future of OLED will also be discussed in this talk.
Speaker: Dr. Chien-Hong Cheng (à ½¨ø™)
Vice president of Academic Affairs, National Tsing Hua University
President of Chemical Society, Taiwan
Department of Chemistry, National Tsing Hua UniversityProfessional Positions, Appointments, and Elected Positions:
* Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, National Tsing Hua University, 1979©\84
* Professor, Department of Chemistry, National Tsing Hua University, 1984
*Visiting Scientist, Department of Chemistry, Princeton University, 1984¨C85
*Member of Proposal¨CReview Committee, Chemistry Section, National Science Council, 1987¨C88
*Chairman, Department of Chemistry, National Tsing Hua University, 1990¨C93
*Member of Advisory Committee, Chemistry Section, National Science Council, 1992¨C93
*Coordinator, Proposal¨Creview Committee, Chemistry Section, National Science Council, 1993¨C96
*Chairman Advisory Committee, Chemistry Section, National Science Council, 1998~2000
*Director, Optoelectronic Center, National Tsing Hua University, 2002©\06
* Director General, Department of Natural Sciences, National Science Council, Taiwan, 2006©\09
* Director of the Physical Science Division, National Science Council, 2006 ¨C 2009
*President©\Elect, Chemical Society Located in Taipei, 2009©\
* Dean of Research and Development, National Tsing Hua University, 2010©\2010
* Vice President of Academic Affairs, National Tsing Hua University, 2010©\
* President, Chemical Society Located in Taipei, 2011©\Professional Honors, Award, and Activities:
Member of Editorial Committee, Journal of Chinese Chemical Society, 1991¨C
Outstanding Research Award of National Science Council, 1988¨C90, 1991¨C95
Chinese Culture and Academic Foundation Award, 1993
Fellow of National Science Council, 1995¨C2001
Member of Advisory Committee, Inorganic Chemistry Communications, 1998 ¨C
Organizer for Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry Section, The 8th Asian Chemical Congress, 1999
Organizer for Taiwan©\Japan Cooperative Meeting of Fullerene Science and Technology, 2000
Chinese Chemical Society Award 2001
Ministry of Education Science Award 2002
Chair Professor, National Tsing Hua University 2003©\
National Chair Professor, Ministry of Education, 2004©\07
A Coorganizer for Symposium on Organonickel Chemistry at the 2005 Pacifichem Meeting
A Coorganizer for Symposium on Heavy Metal Complexes for lectrophosphorescent OLEDs at the 2005Pacifichem Meeting
Fellow of Royal Society of Chemistry, 2009©\
National Chair Professor, Ministry of Education, 2009©\Research Interests:
(I). Transition metal©\catalyzed carbon©\carbon bond formation.
(II). Synthesis of new organic and organometallic electroluminescent materials and fabrication of
electroluminescent devices.
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