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DESCRIPTION:Energy Harvesting – \nRunning Mobile Devices Longer\n\nEnerg
y harvesting aims at replacing or complementing batteries by using micro-p
ower generators. \nThe needs are enormous. For example in the medical fiel
d (e.g.\, running pace makers and other electronic implants without batter
ies) and the consumer products field (e.g.\, cell phones that need fewer o
r no recharges).\nHowever\, harvesting energy from the environment remains
a challenge and therefore R+D in the field is booming.\n\nThe association
sensors.ch and the Bern University of Applied Sciences\, Engineering and
Information Technology (BFH-TI)\, offer a one-day conference with key play
ers who will present needs and technical solutions for energy harvesting.\
n\nDate\nWednesday\, 27th Oct. 2010\n\nLocation\nBern University of Applie
d Sciences\, Engineering and Information Technology\, Quellgasse 21\, Aula
\, 2502 Biel\n\nParticipation Fee\nCHF 190 for members of sensors.ch and I
EEE\nCHF 290 for non members\nCHF 70 for students and seniors (AHV/AVS)\
, free for students from BFH and of MSc Biomedical Engineering (BFH+UNIBE)
.\n\nRegistration\nti.bfh.ch/energyharvesting till 15th Oct. 2010 08.45
Arrival & Coffee\n\nMorning session’s host \nProf. Dr. Volker M. Koch\,
BFH-TI\, Biel (CH)\n09.15 Welcome Messages\n09.30 Challenges of Energy H
arvesting\nDr. Rob van Schaijk\, Program manager Micropower\, IMEC\, Eindh
oven (NL)\n10.00 Energy Harvesting Needs in the Medical Field\nProf. Dr.
Rolf Vogel\, Inselspital\, Bern (CH)\n10.30 Coffee & Exhibition\n11.00 E
nergy Harvesting in Consumer Goods\nDr. Michel Willemin\, The Swatch Group
R&D SA\, Biel (CH)\n11.30 Energy Harvesting in the Automotive Field\nPro
f. Kurt Hug\, BFH-TI\, Biel (CH)\n12.00 Lunch & Exhibition\n\nAfternoon s
ession’s host \nPhilippe Fischer\, sensors.ch\, Neuchâtel (CH)\n13.30
Overview of Harvesting Techniques\nProf. Dr. Peter Woias\, IMTEK\, Freibur
g (DE)\n14.30 Nanotechnology for Thermogenerators \nDr. Laurent Gravier\,
HEIG-VD\, Yverdon les Bains (CH)\n14.50 Passive and Intelligent RFID Tag
for Sensors\nProf. Dr. Marcel Meli\, ZHAW\, Winterthur (CH)\n15.10 Coffe
e & Exhibition\n15.40 Solar Energy for Sensor Nodes\nDr. Philippe Dallema
gne\, CSEM\, Neuchâtel (CH)\n16.00 Piezoelectric MEMS Based Energy Harve
sters\nDr. Danick Briand\, EPFL\, Lausanne (CH)\n16.20 Commercial Thermo
Generator\nDr. Wulf Glatz\, greenTEG\, Zürich (CH)\n16.40 Final Discussi
on\n17.00 Apéro & Exhibition \nsensors.ch – Feeling the World\nNetwork
ing\, information exchange and continuous education – sensors.ch brings
together manufacturers\, \nusers\, research institutions and universities.
\nPhilippe Fischer\, sensors.ch\, CH-Neuchâtel\, +41 32 720 09 04\, fisch
er@fsrm.ch\, fsrm.ch\nBern University of Applied Sciences – Biomedical E
ngineering\nCore competencies in the areas of sensors and actuators\, sign
al processing\, electronic implants\, energy harvesting\, telemetry\, imag
ing techniques and image processing\, electronic healthcare\, biomechanics
as well as medical instruments.\nProf. Dr. Volker M. Koch\, BFH-TI\, CH-B
iel\, +41 32 321 63 84\, volker.koch@bfh.ch\, ti.bfh.ch/med\nfsrm – Cros
sroads of Microtechnology\nThe foundation promotes micro technology and it
s applications with offers in continous education\, project management and
organization. fsrm.ch\nIEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers\, Swiss EMBS Chapter\nIEEE is the world’s largest professional
association dedicated to advancing technological innovation and \nexcelle
nce for the benefit of humanity. biomedeng.org\nTechnology Transfer Con
sortium W6\nWin-win for science and economy through efficient transfer of
know-how and technology. whoch6.ch\n\n\nTravel Information to and from
Biel\n\nSBB/CFF/FFS\nBasel dep. 07.15 arr. 08.45 17.49 / 18.15 (via Olte
n) etc. 18.53 / 19.32 etc.\nBern dep. 08.12 arr. 08.38 17.51 / 18.21 et
c. 18.18 / 18.48 etc.\nGenève dep. 07.14 arr. 08.41 18.19 etc. 19.46 et
c.\nLausanne dep. 07.45 arr. 08.43 18.16 etc. 19.15 etc.\nNeuchâtel dep
. 08.27 arr. 08.43 18.16 / 18.19 etc. 18.32 / 18.35 etc.\nZürich dep.
07.30 arr. 08.45 17.46 / 18.15 etc. 18.56 / 19.30 etc.\n\n15 min walk fro
m the railway station or 5 min by bus to “FUNIC Leubringen-Evilard” wi
th lines No. 5 and 6 “Spitalzentrum/Centre hôspitalier” or No. 8 “F
uchsenried”\n\nMotorized Vehicles\nCar park “Museen/Musées”\, 2 CHF
/h\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\n
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are enormous. For example in the medical field (e.g.\, running pace maker
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ts field (e.g.\, cell phones that need fewer or no recharges).
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allenge and therefore R+D in the field is booming.
\n\n
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formation Technology (BFH-TI)\, offer a one-day conference with key player
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\n\nCHF \; \; 70 for students and seniors
(AHV/AVS)\, free for students from BFH and of MSc Biomedical Engineering
(BFH+UNIBE).
\n\n
Registration
\n\nti.bfh.ch/energyharvesting till 15
\n
\n\nMorning session’s host
\nProf. Dr. Volke
r M. Koch\, BFH-TI\, Biel (CH)
\n\n09.15 \; We
lcome Messages
\n\n09.30 \; Challenges of Energy H
arvesting
\n
Dr. Rob van Schaijk\, Program manager Micropower\,
IMEC\, Eindhoven (NL)
\n\n
10.00 \; Energy Harvesting Needs in the Medical Field
\n<
/SPAN>Prof. Dr. Rolf Vogel\, Inselspital\, Bern (CH)
\n\n10.30 \; Coffee &\; Exhibition
\n\n11.00
\; Energy Harvesting in Consumer Goods
\nDr. Michel Willemin\,
The Swatch Group R&\;D SA\, Biel (CH)
\n\n11.30 \; Energy Harvesting in the Automotive
Field
\nProf. Kurt Hug\, BFH-TI\, Biel (CH)
\n\n12.00 \; Lunch &\; Exhibition<
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\n\nAfternoon sessi
on’s host
\nPhilippe Fischer\, sensors.ch\, Neuchâtel (CH)
\n\n13.30 \; Overview of Harv
esting Techniques
\nProf. Dr. Peter Woias\, IMTEK\, Freiburg (
DE)
\n\n14.30 \; Nanotechnology for Thermogene
rators
\nDr. Laurent Gravier\, HEIG-VD\, Yverdon les Bains (CH
)
\n\n14.50 \; Passive and Intelligent RFID Ta
g for Sensors
\nProf. Dr. Marcel Meli\, ZHAW\, Winterthur (CH)
\n\n15.10 \; Coffee &\; Exhibition<
/SPAN>
\n\n15.40 \; Solar Energy for Sensor Nodes
\n
Dr. Philippe Dallemagne\, CSEM\, Neuchâtel (CH)
\n\n16.00 \; Piezoelectric MEMS Based Energy Harvesters
\nD
r. Danick Briand\, EPFL\, Lausanne (CH)
\n\n16.20&
nbsp\; Commercial Thermo Generator
\n<
/SPAN>Dr. Wulf Glatz\, greenTEG
\, Zürich (CH)
\n\n
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\n\n17.00 \; Apéro &\; Exhibition \; \
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\nusers\, research institutions and universities.
\n\
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sensors.ch\, CH-Neuchâtel\, +41 32 720 09 04\, fischer@fsrm.ch\, fsrm.ch<
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\n\nBern University of Applied Sciences – Biomed
ical Engineering
\n\nCore competencies in the areas
of sensors and actuators\, signal processing\, electronic implants\, ener
gy harvesting\, telemetry\, imaging techniques and image processing\, elec
tronic healthcare\, biomechanics as well as medical instruments.
\n\nProf. Dr
. Volker M. Koch\, BFH-TI\, CH-Biel\, +41 32 321 63 84\, volker.koch@bfh.c
h\, ti.bfh.ch/med
\n\nfsrm – Cr
ossroads of Microtechnology
\n\nThe foundation prom
otes micro technology and its applications with offers in continous educat
ion\, project management and organization. \; \; \; fsrm.ch
\n\nIEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics E
ngineers\, Swiss EMBS Chapter
\n\nIEEE is the world
’s largest professional association dedicated to advancing technological
innovation and
\nexcellence for the benefit of humanity. \; \;
\; biomedeng.org
\n\n<
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ortium W
6
\n\nWin-win for science and economy through effi
cient transfer of know-how and technology. \; \; \; whoch6.ch<
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gen-Evilard” with lines No. 5 and 6 “Spitalzentrum/Centre hôspitalier
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