It's the final call for papers for the Society for Information Displays (SID) Display Week. Remember to submit your 35 to 50 word abstract and four-page technical summary before December 2, 2013.
There are several special topics from which to choose.
Special topic on OLED TV : This Special Topic will cover OLEDs specialized for TV applications. Submissions on all aspects of advanced OLED TV technologies are encouraged, including novel device structures, backplane technologies, manufacturing processes, deposition techniques, mask fabrication, encapsulation, driving methods, and next-generation applications.
• Device Structure of OLEDs (Specialized in High Efficiency, Reliability, etc.)
• Backplane Technologies for OLED TV
• Novel OLED Manufacturing Processes for OLED TV
• Deposition Technology for OLED TV
• Mask-Fabrication Technology for OLED TV
• Novel Encapsulation Technology for OLED TV
• Driving Methods for OLED TV
• Next-Generation TV Applications (Flexible, Transparent, etc.)
Special topic on wearable displays : This topic will cover the emerging development of wearable display products, applications, and technologies. Benefiting from advanced RF technology, advanced microprocessor technology, and advanced display technology, the push for mobile application is becoming a reality. Many mainstream companies and start-ups are all developing products to further simply our life styles and enhance our capabilities. Wearable Displays is one of the fastest growing areas in both consumer products and technological development. Papers in following areas are solicited:
• Wearable Applications
• Wearable-Display Technologies
• Low-Power Displays for Wearable Applications
• Visual Factors and Related Evaluation Matrix
• Durability and Related Evaluation Matrix
• Fashion and Wearable Displays
• Near-to-Eye Systems
• Direct-View Systems
• Projection Systems
• Textile Displays
• Displays with Integrated Sensor Function
• Power Management of Wearable Displays
• Full Function versus Reduced Function Displays
• Flexible Wearable Displays
• Interaction of Wearable Display Systems with Other Existing Displays
• See-Through-Type Displays for Augmented Reality Systems
• Head-Mounted Displays for Virtual-Reality Systems
• Image Processing for Wearable Displays
• Flexible Electronics for Wearable Displays
Special topic on 3D : Display technologies for enabling depth perception in viewers, applications for 3D displays, 3D content generation, measurement and characterization of 3D systems, and their human factors. This year a stereoscopic projection system will be available in the 3D sessions to enable presenters to show 3D footage to complement their talks.
• 3D TV
• Mobile 3D Systems
• Autostereoscopic and Multi-View Displays
• Directional Backlights
• Volumetric Displays
• Holographic Display Technologies & Algorithms
• Integral Imaging
• Novel 3D Display Approaches
• Glasses-Based Stereoscopic Displays: Shutter, Polarization, and Color-Separation Based
• Characterization of 3D Displays: Crosstalk, Luminance Uniformity, etc.
• Human Depth Perception, Comfort, or Performance When Viewing Displays
• Applications for 3D Displays
• 3D Cinema
• 3D Gaming, and Interactivity
• 3D Content Generation and Conversion: Animated Films, Games, etc.
• Light-Field Displays and Computation
• Capturing 3D: Stereoscopic Cameras, Plenoptic Cameras, and Multi-Camera Systems
Special topic on oxide TFTs : Advancements and manufacturing issues related to oxide semiconductor thin-film transistors, along with new opportunities for increased device performance, greater TFT integration at the systems level, and innovative applications and products. Submissions on all aspects of oxide TFTs are encouraged, including, but not limited to:
• Oxide vs. LTPS TFTs
• Novel Oxide Materials
• Device Structures and Processing Techniques
• Solution Processing of Oxides and Ink-Jet Printing of TFTs
• Bias, Thermal, Optical, and Environmental Stability and Reliability of TFTs
• TFT Device Physics,Compact Modeling, and Parameter Extraction Circuits
• Design and Compensation Techniques for Instability and Non-Uniformity in Pixelated Arrays
• Oxide TFT Sensors and Applications
• Integration on Flexible Substrates and Novel Applications
• Towards Systems-on-Panel and Very-Large-Scale Integration
Special topic on lighting : Advancements in the LED and OLED industries open up new opportunities to increase the perception of reality. Submissions on all aspects of solid-state lighting are encouraged, including:
• Novel Lighting Systems and Sources
• Solid-State Lighting including OLED and LED
• Optical Methods
• Flat Illumination Panels
• Illumination Systems
• Ambient Lighting and Display Interaction
• Lighting Measurements
• Display Backlights
• Novel Lighting-Control Electronics
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