On February 24–26, 2026, employees of the Institute of Electronics and Computer Science (EDI) participated in the international exhibition on flexible and printed electronics “LOPEC 2026”, which took place in Munich, Germany. EDI was represented by electronics technician Klara Kuzņecova and electronics engineer Sandis Kaģis.
In recent years, the importance of printed and flexible electronics has
increased, as it enables the development of lighter and more material-efficient
devices, as well as the use of more sustainable substrates and production
processes. The aim of LOPEC 2026 is to bring together researchers and industry
representatives to discuss the latest advances in printed electronics and its
role in the context of sustainability, including the choice of materials,
reducing the impact of manufacturing, and practical applications.
EDI employees participated in the poster session, presenting results obtained
within the framework of the European Union co-funded project Sustronics
(101112109):
- Klara Kuzņecova – “Printed Ti3C2Tx MXene Interfaces for Enhanced Stability in Hydrogel-Based Bioelectronics”
Authors: Klara Kuzņecova1, Mykola Pavlenko2, Andrii Lys2, Armands Ancāns1, Modris Greitāns1
- Sandis Kaģis – “Evaluating Printed Electrodes for Sustainable Bioimpedance Respiration Sensing”
Authors: Armands Ancāns1, Sandis Kaģis1, Toms Račinskis1, Modris Greitāns1, Mikko Paakkolanvaara3
Institutional affiliation:
1Institute of Electronics and Computer Science
2Centrum Nanobiomedyczne Uniwersytet
More information about the event is available on the LOPEC 2026 website.