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会议详细议程（Final Program）

2019 International Conference on Display Technology

March 26th—29th, 2019 (Tuesday - Friday)
Kunshan International Convention and Exhibition Center
Kunshan, Suzhou, China

Plenary Session

Wednesday, Mar. 27/14:00—18:00/Reception Hall Chair: Shintson Wu (吴诗聪), University of Central Florida (UCF) Title: Laser display Technology (14:00-14:30)

Zuyan Xu (许祖彦), Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, China Academy of Engineering (CAE)

Title: Thin film transistor technology and applications (14:30-15:00)

Ming Liu (刘明), Institute of Microelectronics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences

Title: Technology creates a win-win future (15:00-15:30)

Wenbao Gao (高文宝), BOE

Title: Gallium nitride micro-LEDs: a novel multi-mode, high-brightness and fast-response display technology (15:30-16:00)

Martin Dawson, the University of Strathclyde’s Institute of Photonics, the Fraunhofer Centre for

Applied Photonics

Title: Virtual and Augmented Reality: Hope or Hype? (16:00-16:30)

Achin Bhowmik, Starkey Hearing Technologies

Title: Monocular Vision Impact: Monocular 3D and AR Display and Depth Detection with Monocular Camera (16:30-17:00)

Haruhiko Okumura, Media AI Lab, Toshiba

Title: ePaper, The Most Suitable Display Technology in AIoT (17:00-17:30)

Fu-Jen (Frank) Ko, E Ink Holdings Inc.

Title: Application Advantage of Laser Display in TV Market and Progress of Hisense (17:30- 18:00)

Weidong Liu (刘卫东), Hisense

Thursday, Mar. 28/8:30—12:30/Reception Hall Chair: Hoi S. Kwok (郭海成), Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Title: High Performance Tungsten-TADF OLED Emitters (8:30-9:00)

Chi-Ming CHE (支志明), The University of Hong Kong

Title: Challenges of TFT Technology for AMOLED Display (9:00-9:30)

Junfeng Li (李俊峰), Nanyang Technological University, Innovation Research Institute of Visionox Technology Co., Ltd.

Title: Flexible TFTs for Rollable and Foldable AMOLED (9:30-10:00)

Jin Jang, Kyung Hee University, Advanced Display Research Center (ADRC)

Title: Display+, Infinite Brilliance (10:00-10:30)

Xuhui Peng (彭旭辉), TIANMA

Title: N-doping of electron transport materials via solution processing (10:30-11:00)

Antoine Kahn, Princeton University

Title: Advanced Materials for Flexible Displays (11:00-11:30)

Daniel LeCloux, DuPont

Title: Next-generation vision testing: the quick CSF (11:30-12:00)

Zhonglin Lv (吕忠林), The Ohio State University

Title: ICDM, its past, present and its future (12:00-12:30)

Joe Miseli, International Committee for Display Metrology (ICDM), JVM Research and Technology

Short Course

Short Course 1 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 9:00—12:30/ Meeting Room A Topic: Liquid Crystal Device and its application

Vladimir G. CHIGRINOV, HKUST, Russian Chapter of SID

Short Course 2 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 9:00—12:30/ Meeting Room B Topic: OLED and Its Applications

Liangsheng Liao (廖良生), Institute of Functional Nano & Soft Materials (FUNSOM), Soochow University

Short Course 3 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 13:30—16:30/ Meeting Room A Topic: Flat Panel Display Manufacturing

Jun Souk, Hanyang University

Short Course 4 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 13:30—16:30/ Meeting Room B Topic: Virtual and Augmented Reality: Towards Lifelike Immersive Experiences

Achin Bhowmik, Starkey Hearing Technologies

Seminar

Seminar 1 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 9:30—11:30/ Meeting Room C Topic: Introduction to Electronic Displays

Ian UNDERWOOD, University of Edinburgh

Seminar 2 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 9:30—11:30/ Meeting Room D Topic: Display Metrology

Tongsheng Mou (牟同升), Zhejiang university Bo Qiao (乔波), Zhejiang SENSINGOptronics Co., Ltd.

Seminar 3 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 14:00—16:00/ Meeting Room C Topic: Mini-LED based LCD, OLED, or Micro-LED: Who wins?

Shintson Wu (吴诗聪), University of Central Florida (UCF)

Seminar 4 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 14:00—16:00/ Meeting Room D Topic: Advanced TFT Title: Oxide-based Electric-Double-Layer Thin-film Transistors for Neuromorphic Systems

Qing WAN(万青), Nanjing University

Title: Solution-Processed Metal-Oxide TFTs and Discussion on Their Measurement Criterion

Linfeng LAN (兰林锋), South China University of Technology

Seminar 5 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 16:30—18:30/Meeting Room C Topic: Flexible Display Title: Flexible and Foldable OLED: Fundamentals and Manufacturing Processes

ByungDoo Chin, Dankook University

Seminar 6 Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 16:30—18:30/ Meeting Room D Topic: Quantum Dot Title: Quantum Dots: History, Basics and Their Application to Displays and Beyond

Yajie Dong, University of Central Florida

Business conference

Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 13:30—17:00/ Meeting Room BC (1) Title: Is 2019 going to be the year for MicroLEDs? (13:30-13:55)

Zine Bouhamri, Yole Développement

Title: Opportunities and Challenges of the Global Large-Size Panel Industry (13:55-14:20)

Carina Jiao (焦亚茹), Sigmaintell

Title: The Difficulties and Opportunities of Global TV Panel Industry in 2019 (14:20-14:45)

Zachary Bian (卞铮), AVC

Title: Display market forecast and manufacturing technology trends (14:45-15:10)

Chase Li, IHS Markit

Title: MNT panel market reversed in 2018, how about 2019? (15:20-15:45)

Zhiyuan Chen(陈志远), AVC

Title: Development trends of flexible OLED market in 2019 (15:45-16:10)

Fiona Wu (吴淑园), Sigmaintell

Title: Exploring display UI features— Touch, cover lens and fingerprint trends (16:10-16:35)

Kimi Lin, IHS Markit

Title: New opportunities for commercial display under the context of "New Retail" (16:35- 17:00)

Hongbo Guo(郭红波), AVC

Roadshow of Innovation & Entrepreneurship Projects (Investment Conference) Tuesday, Mar. 26/ 13:30—18:30/ Meeting Room BC (2)

Vehicle Display Workshop

Thursday, Mar.28/14:30—16:30/Exhibits Hall B Chair: Xuhui Peng, TIANMA Co-chair: Juergen Wahl Invited Paper: Automotive Interior Lighting: Challenges and Solutions for Uniformity (14:30- 14:50)

Karlheinz Blankenbach, Pforzheim University

Double view vehicle display without resolution lose (14:50-15:10)

Kunyang Li, Sun Yat-sen University

Improvement of Image Sticking for High Standard Automotive Application (15:10-15:30)

Jiandong wang, Tianma Microelectronics Co., Ltd.

OLED in Automotive Lighting Applications (15:30-15:50)

Yingguang Zhu, Gu An Yeolight Technology Co. Ltd.

Optimized Compensation Film for Automotive Display with Wide Viewing Angle (15:50-16:10)

Kun Gui

Stray Light Suppression for a Dual Depth HUD System (16:10-16:30)

Sen Ma, BOE Technology Co., Ltd

Technical Sessions

Session 1: TFT Reliability and Circuit Design (Active-Matrix Devices) Wednesday, Mar. 27/8:30—9:50/ Meeting Room AD Chair: Yan Xue(薛炎), Shenzhen China Star Optoelectronics Semiconductor Display Technology Co., Ltd Co-chair: Di Geng (耿玓) , Institute of Microelectronics, Chinses Academy of Sciences 1.1 Invited Paper: A new design methodology of highly reliable TFT based integrated circuits in display applications (8:30-8:50)

Di Geng (耿玓) , Institute of Microelectronics, Chinses Academy of Sciences

1.2 Invited Paper: Dynamic threshold voltage compensation IGZO-GOA circuit for AMOLED display (8:50-9:10)

Yan Xue(薛炎), Shenzhen China Star Optoelectronics Semiconductor Display Technology Co.,
Ltd

1.3 Positive Bias Stress Induced Degradation in P-type Poly-Si Thin Film Transistors (9:10-9:30)

Nairi Liang, Soochow University

1.4 A Timing Model for the Design of an Active-Matrix Display (9:30-9:50)

Zhihe Xia, HKUST

Session 2： Perception on Display Color and Temporal Artifacts (Applied Vision) Wednesday, Mar. 27/8:30—10:30/ Meeting Room A Chair: Yuwen Wang(汪育文), Wenzhou Medical University 2.1 Invited Paper: Efficient assessment of human contrast sensitivity function (8:30-8:50)

Fang Hou(侯方) , Eye Hospital, Wenzhou Medical University

2.2 Invited Paper: Towards Picture-Level Color Breakup Assessment for Sequential Color Displays (8:50-9:10)

Zong Qin(秦宗), National Chiao Tung University

2.3 Effects of Illumination quality on accommodative responses and myopia development
(9:10-9:30)

Shunnan Yang(杨顺南)，Pacific States University

2.4 Various Frame Sequence Order Caused Different Color Perception (9:30-9:50)

Lin Shi, Kunming University of Science and Technology

2.5 Evaluation and Reduction of Flicker with an AI scheme in Directional backlight Autostereoscopic Displays (9:50-10:10)

Mingjun Che, Sun Yat-sen University

2.6 A measurement of binocular color fusion limit in 3D displays (10:10-10:30)

QI Xiong, Yunnan Normal University

Session 3： OLED Display-1 (OLEDs) Wednesday, Mar. 27/8:30—10:30/ Meeting Room B Chair: Zhongjun Li (李重君), BOE 3.1 Invited Paper: OLED Micro-displays for VR/AR Applications (8:30-8:50)

Amal Ghosh, eMagin Corporation

3.2 Invited Paper: Solution Processed Organic Light-Emitting Diode Array Integrated with Organic Thin-Film-Transistors (8:50-9:10)

Sin-Doo Lee, Seoul National University

3.3 Modeling Electrical and Optical Cross-Talk between Adjacent Pixels in Organic Light- Emitting Diode Displays (9:10-9:30)

Daniele Braga, FLUXiM AG, Winterthur, (CH)

3.4 Applications of TFE mask-less technology for foldable AMOLED displays (9:30-9:50)

Linshan Guo, Wuhan Tianma Micro-electronics Co. Ltd.

3.5 Optimization of LTPS-AMOLED Array Design to Enhance the Resistance to ESD Risk (9:50- 10:10)

Yu Jin Visionox Technology Inc.

3.6 High-Reliability OLED Display Panel using Top Gate IGZO TFTs for 55inch UHD TVs (10:10- 10:30)

Huang Yongchao, BOE

Session 4： Advanced E-Papers & Flexible Displays –1 (E-paper and Flexible Displays) Wednesday, Mar. 27/8:30—9:50/ Meeting Room C Chair: Paul Yang (杨柏儒), Sun Yat-Sen University 4.1 Invited Paper: Electronic Paper and its Prospect (8:30-8:50)

GF Zhou (周国富), South China Normal University

4.2 Invited Paper: Advanced Electrophoretic E-Paper with Fast-Switching and Low-Driving- Voltage Performances (8:50-9:10)

Paul Yang (杨柏儒), Sun Yat-Sen University

4.3 Invited Paper: OLCD: a low cost, area-scalable manufacturing process for flexible displays (9:10-9:30)

Paul Cain, FlexEnable Ltd.

4.4 Invited Paper: Evolution of display technology: Toward sense of depth and touch (9:30- 9:50)

Tung-Huei Ke (柯统辉), imec

4.5 Invited Paper: Reliability of flexible LTPS TFTs under dynamic bending stress (9:30-9:50)

Mingxiang Wang(王明湘), Soochow University

Session 5：Near Eye Display and Light Field System (Display System) Wednesday, Mar. 27/8:30—9:50/ Meeting Room D Chair: Changlin Leng (冷长林), BOE Co-Chair: Gang Liu (刘刚), Huawei 5.1 Invited Paper: Holographic sampling display by converged light field (8:30-8:50)

wen qiao(乔文), Soochow University

5.2 Invited Paper: An integrated holographic waveguide system for display and infrared imaging (8:50-9:10)

Juan Liu(刘娟),Beijing Institute of Technology

5.3 Invited Paper: 全息微显示芯片即增强现实成像新方法 (9:10-9:30)

Jun Xia (夏军), Southeast University

5.4 Design of Simulation Tools for Light-field Near-eye Displays (9:30-9:50)

Weitao Song, School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University

Session 6： High Performance Field-Effect Transistors (Display Electronics) Wednesday, Mar. 27/8:30—9:50/ Meeting Room BC (1) Chair: Yongming Tang(汤勇明), Southeast University 6.1 Invited Paper: Carbon Based Thin Film Transistors: Solution for High-Speed and High- Flexibility (8:30-8:50)

Min Zhang (张敏), Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School

6.2 Invited Paper: Organic-Inorganic Heterojunctions Towards Construction of High Performance Field Effect Transistors and their Applications (8:50-9:10)

Chao Jiang(姜超), National Center for Nanoscience and Technology

6.3 Invited Paper: Conformal Organic Field-Effect Transistor Array Fabricated by Photo- Lithography (9:10-9:30)

Qingxin Tang(汤庆鑫), Northeast Normal University

6.4 The Effect of LDD Structure on the Characteristics of TFT devices (9:30-9:50)

Lin Xu, Visionox

Session 7： Lighting, Human Centric, Display and Engineering (Lighting) Wednesday, Mar. 27/8:30—10:10/ Meeting Room BC (2) Chair: Qiu-Hong Hu(胡秋红), SENGSING 7.1 Invited Paper: To see or not to see The Human Centric Lighting is There to Be (8:30-8:50)

Qiu-Hong Hu(胡秋红), SENGSING

7.2 Invited Paper: High Efficiency Internal Extraction Substrate for OLED Lighting (8:50-9:10)

Hong Lu(卢泓), First O-Lite, Inc

7.3 Research on LCD display performance improvement based on mini-LED backlight (9:10- 9:30)

Fulin Li, Hisense Electric Co.,Ltd.

7.4 Metal halide perovskite nanophosphors for MicroLED (9:30-9:50)

Xiaoli Zhang, Southern University of Science and Technology

7.5 Research on Quantum Dots and Phosphor Blend Backlight Module (9:50-10:10)

Hao Li, Hisense Electric Co.,Ltd.

Session 8： High Performance TFTs (Active-Matrix Devices) Wednesday, Mar. 27/10:00—12:00/ Meeting Room AD Chair: Man Wong, HKUST Co-Chair: Jae Kyeong Jeong, Hanyang Univ. 8.1 Invited Paper: Advanced Process and Structure for High Performance (10:00-10:20)

Jae Kyeong Jeong, Hanyang Univ.

8.2 Invited Paper: Elevated-Metal Metal-Oxide Thin-Film Transistor with Self-Aligned Source/Drain Regions (10:20-10:40)

Man Wong, HKUST

8.3 Invited Paper: Ultra High Resolution Display for Digital Holography (10:40-11:00)

Chi-Sun Hwang, ETRI

8.4 Invited Paper: Oxide devices for displays and low power electronics (11:00-11:20)

Aimin SONG (宋爱民), Shandong Univ.

8.5 Invited Paper: Modulation of Sensors Based on Molecular Field-effect Transistors (11:40- 12:00)

Jia Huang(黄佳), Tongji University

8.6 Analysis of ultra-high apparent mobility in oxide field-effect transistor (12:00-12:20)

Changdong Chen, chuan liu, State Key Lab of Opto-Electronic Materials & Technologies,
Guangdong Province Key Lab of Display Mat

Session 9： Visual Fatigue and Visual Performance (Applied Vision) Wednesday, Mar. 27/10:40—12:20/ Meeting Room A Chair: Lili Wang(王莉莉), Southeast University 9.1 Invited Paper: Display and Myopia (10:40-11:00)

Hao Chen(陈浩), Wenzhou Medical University

9.2 Invited Paper: Shape discrimination ability and disability glare in orthokeratology children (11:00-11:20)

Jun Jiang(姜珺), Eye Hospital, Wenzhou Medical University

9.3 Invited Paper: Eye movement study on the effects of long term continuous use of circularly and linearly polarized liquid crystal displays on response inhibition (11:20-11:40)

Yunhong Zhang(张运红), CNIS

9.4 Invited Paper: Geometric distortions in three-dimensional endoscopic visualization (11:40- 12:00)

Zhenping Xia(夏振平), Suzhou University of Science and Technology

9.5 Invited Paper: The limits of clinical stereo tests (12:00-12:20)

Jiawei Zhou(周佳玮), Wenzhou Medical University

Session 10： OLED Device-1 (OLEDs) Wednesday, Mar. 27/10:40—12:20/ Meeting Room B Chair: Jianhua Zhang(张建华), Shanghai University 10.1 Invited Paper: Hyperfluorescence™; a game changing technology of OLED display (10:40- 11:00)

JUNJI ADACHI, Kyulux Inc..

10.2 Invited Paper: Manipulation of spin–flip process toward to development of high- performance organic light-emitting devices (11:00-11:20)

Hajime Nakanotani, Kyushu University

10.3 Invited Paper: Quantum Dots as a new generation of emitting materials in OLEDs (11:20- 11:40)

Armin Wedel, Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research

10.4 Invited Paper: A Novel QD-OLED Structure of High Optical Efficiency (11:40-12:00)

Yuanyuan Li, Shenzhen China Star Optoelectronics Semiconductor Display Technology Co., LTD

10.5 Leakage-free solution organic light-emitting diode using ternary host with single-diode emission area up to 6×11.5 cm2 (12:00-12:20)

Hsin-Fei Meng, NCTU

Session 11：Flexible Electronics and Materials (E-paper and Flexible Displays) Wednesday, Mar. 27/10:40-12:00/ Meeting Room C Chair: Alex Henzen, South China Normal University 11.1 Invited Paper: Roll-to-Roll Printed Flexible Electronics and Applications (10:40-11:00)

Zheng Cui (崔铮), Printable Electronics Research Center, Suzhou Institute of Nano-Tech and
Nano-Bionics

11.2 Invited Paper: Compact Model for Two Dimensional Material Transistor (11:00-11:20)

Ling Li(李泠), Institute of Microelectronics of Chinese Academy of Sciences

11.3 Invited Paper: Solution-Processed High-Mobility Flexible Organic Thin-Film Transistors (11:20-11:40)

Junliang Yang (阳军亮), Central South University

11.4 Invited Paper: Piezo/Triboelectric Potential Modulated Semiconductor Devices (11:40- 12:00)

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