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Redesigning 2D Materials for the Formulation of Semiconducting Inks KU Leuven

Steven De Feyter
Molecular Imaging and Photonics

2D-INK is targeted at developing inks of novel 2D semiconducting materials for low-cost large-area fabrication processes on insulating substrates through a new methodology, which will exceed the properties of state-of-the-art graphene- and graphene oxide based inks. Achieving this would represent an important step forward in the processing of 2D semiconducting materials and will provide the key parameters for fabricating the next generation ...

Study of the stability and reactivity of migrant components of printing inks and adhesives used for packing of foodstuffs Research Institute for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food

Food Safety, Technology and Food Science
Main research question/goal
Printing inks and adhesives used in packaging materials for foodstuffs include building blocks and by-products that can migrate to the foodstuff. Additionally, breakdown or reaction products can also be present. Migrant components can react with the food simulants used in the migration tests. In this project we study the migration of components from printing inks and adhesives and study the ...

Hazard analysis of chemicals migrating from inks and glues in plastic food contact materials Ghent University

Bruno De Meulenaer
Department of Food safety and food quality

The goal of this study was to define the possible migration of ink and glue components applied on plastic food packaging. For this purpose, an inventory of relevant compounds used in inks and glues and their risk ranking was performed. Moreover, the migration potential of various compounds, as influenced by the type of packaging material, its thickness and initial concentration of migrant was investigated applying the simulation program.

Printing of metallic inks for conductive functionalities Hasselt University

Engineering Materials and Applications, Laboratory of Inorganic and Physical Chemistry
General purpose Internet has become the central link in all computer technologies. Over the coming years it is obvious that this trend will expand further to everyday articles (see e.g. the White Paper of Texas Instruments on IoT). To materialize, however, this "Internet of Things" requires cheap and flexible electronics. By targeting the printing of metallic conductors, this project aims at proving the technological and economic ...

The development of an inkjet system for the printing of diverse conductive inks Hasselt University

Marc D'OLIESLAEGER
Engineering Materials and Applications, Materials Physics
The overall aim of the PhD work will be the development of an inkjet system where the print head will be interchangeable. In this way, different (conductive) inks can be tested with different print heads on printability and print head performance. Besides the control of the different print heads - each print head will have his own control system - also a visualization system should be attached to the printing system such that the drop formation ...

Development of Inks for Tissue Engineering of the Dentoalveolar Region through Bioprinting KU Leuven

Veerle Bloemen, Reinhilde Jacobs
Surface and Interface Engineered Materials (SIEM), Oral and Maxillo-facial Surgery - Imaging & Pathology (OMFS-IMPATH)

Oral health issues in the dentoalveolar region are considered to have a significant impact on the individual’s quality of life. Consequently, a range of treatment options have been developed to address complications in this region. However, certain shortcomings of these treatments have resulted in the exploration of regenerative strategies and tissue engineering approaches aimed at reconstructing tissue structures in this region. Within the ...

MIGRINKT: Study of stability and reactivity of migrating compounds from printing inks and glues, used in food packaging materials. Ghent University

Bruno De Meulenaer
Department of Food safety and food quality

The stability and reactivity of migrating substances from printing inks and glues used in food contact materials will be studied. Therefore a study of literature will be made concerning stability, reactivity and methods of analysis of the most relevant migrants. Next a study of stability of the selected migrants with respect to formation and degradation kinetics is performed. Kinetic models will be drawn up and validated.