Vth INTERNATIONAL KRUTYN SUMMER SCHOOL 2009
Krutyn, Poland, 2nd - 8th June 2009
General information & Goal
General information
Scientific part
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International Scientific Advisory Board Local Organizing Committee Programme
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Hard & Soft skills programme
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Sponsors This Vth International Krutyn Summer School - "ORGANIC ELECTRONICS:
FROM LAB TO HOME" - is organized by the FP7 Collaborative Project "OLED100.eu"
- "Organic LED lighting in European dimensions" (http://www.oled100.eu), in
association with the Polish Supramolecular Chemistry Network and the Institute
of Physical Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The School is thought
as a high-level and highly intensive scientific event focusing on cutting-edge
know-how on organic electronics with a major emphasis on OLEDs (ranging from
device stacks, light out-coupling, and organic materials for OLEDs to
industrial requirements involving experimental and theoretical considerations),
but also covering organic photovoltaics, .organic FETs, and OLED displays.
This Summer School aims at the state-of-the-art training in the form of
lectures and consulting sessions addressed to Ph.D. students and young
researchers willing to reinforce their knowledge and skills in the field of
molecular optoelectronics. Top experts in this area will deliver lectures and
consulting session. The school is intended both for people already active in
this R&D field as well as for those new to the field.
VENUE
The School will be held in a picturesque and romantic summer resort - the
village Krutyn - in Masurian Lake District, easily accessible from Warsaw. The
Conference Centre "MAZUR-SYRENKA" provides an excellent conference and
accommodation services. Except for the scientific part (lectures and consulting
sessions), there will be a parallel evening "soft skills" programme for
personal development. Also, a number of social events will be also proposed to
relax after heavily scheduled programme, including: bonfire, excursion, guided
or individual out-door activities (kayaking, trekking, horse-riding, bike,
etc.). The Local Organizing Committee cordially invites you to take part in
this Summer School.
Summer School 2009 Circular
