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Chicago Future Manufacturing Seminar Series - Monica Jung De Andrade

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When:
Thursday, May 30, 2024 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Where:
Live webinar
Speaker:
Monica Jung de Andrade Ph.D.
Global Product Manager, MilliporeSigma – Research Solutions
Description:

Innovations in Printed Electronics: MilliporeSigma’s Vision and Future Directions

As the Global Product Manager at MilliporeSigma, I am excited to share our latest advancements and future strategies in the field of printed electronics. In this talk, we will delve into MilliporeSigma’s current product portfolio, highlighting our cutting-edge solutions that empower the electronics industry. From conductive inks to flexible substrates, our offerings are designed to meet the evolving needs of today's electronic manufacturers.

Furthermore, we will explore our commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. MilliporeSigma is dedicated to developing eco-friendly products that minimize our environmental footprint without compromising performance. Our approach to printed electronics includes innovative materials and processes that align with global sustainability goals.

Looking ahead, we will discuss our vision for the future of printed electronics. This includes ongoing research and development initiatives aimed at pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in terms of functionality, durability, and environmental impact. We are excited to collaborate with partners like the University of Chicago to drive innovation and shape the next generation of electronic solutions.

Join us as we embark on a journey into the world of printed electronics, where technology meets sustainability, and possibilities abound.

Dr. Monica Jung de Andrade is a global product manager for MilliporeSigma, she reduced recycling cost of polymer composites for automotive applications, and upcycled glass into glass-ceramics. As a scientist, while interacting with various cultures, she authored several articles in top journals and four patents about smart materials. She works on smart greener innovations included artificial muscles, as well as nanostructured fiber-like and thin films for energy harvesting and storage, and lightweight nanocomposites. While volunteering in professional societies and educational institutions, she strategically organized various activities to promote sustainable practices and advocated for science funds at the US congress. With other enthusiastic volunteers from various countries, created a database of worldwide grants for international opportunities at #MaterialsResearchSociety and helped to facilitate creation of international chapters. As a global product manager, she identies niches and nuances of market for electronics and energy harvesting portfolio, with a special focus on sustainability.

Notes:

Zoom link: https://uchicago.zoom.us/j/98413126036?pwd=QU10djFTZzJJbVJ2ZjcxMmxUZUN3dz09