Novel Embedded Metal-mesh Transparent Electrodes

Dr. Arshad KHAN is currently a joint postdoctoral research fellow between the Max Planck Institute for Informatics (MPI-inf) and the Leibniz Institute for New Materials (Leibniz-INM), Saarbrücken, Germany. He graduated from G.I.K Institute of Engineering Sciences & Technology (PAKISTAN) with a Bachelor degree in Mechanical Engineering, from Jeju National University (South Korea) with a Master degree in Mechatronic Engineering, and from the University of Hong Kong (HONG KONG) with a PhD degree in Mechanical Engineering. Dr. Khan’s current research focuses on printed electronics and digital fabrications for human-computer interactive devices.

Introduction to Transparent Conductors.- Introduction to Vacuum-free Fabrication Strategies for Embedded Metal-mesh Transparent Electrodes.-  Micro Embedded Metal-mesh Transparent Electrodes (Micro-EMTEs) Fabricated by LEIT Strategy.- Micro Embedded Metal-mesh Transparent Electrodes (Micro-EMTEs) Fabricated by TEIT Strategy.- Nano Embedded Metal-mesh Transparent Electrodes (Nano-EMTEs) Fabricated by LEIT and TEIT.- Applications of Embedded Metal-mesh Transparent Electrodes in Flexible Electronic Devices.- Conclusions and Future Recommendations.