Utilization of high-resolution printing and low-temperature la-ser-assisted ALD for sustainable large-area electronics
Acronym
ROPALD
Description of the granted funding
The ROPALD project develops a new, environmentally friendly manufacturing method for large-area electronics. It builds on three key research results: ultra-precise printing of electronic patterns, high-performance zinc oxide transistors made without photolithography, and a novel laser-assisted technique for depositing thin films at low temperatures. Together, these innovations enable the production of lightweight, low-cost, and potentially biodegradable electronic devices. The project will explore how these technologies can be used in real-world applications such as RFID/NFC, flexible displays, environmental sensors, and medical diagnostics. By working closely with industry partners, the project aims to bring these sustainable electronics solutions closer to commercial use and strengthen Finland's role in the future of green electronics manufacturing.
Show moreStarting year
2026
End year
2027
Granted funding
Funder
Research Council of Finland
Funding instrument
Targeted Academy projects
Decision maker
Suomen akatemian muu päättäjä
03.11.2025
03.11.2025
Other information
Funding decision number
373817
Fields of science
Electronic, automation and communications engineering, electronics
Research fields
Elektroniikka