Last week we (Valerio Beni, Robert Brooke and Anurak Sawatdee from RISE) welcomed our collaborators Boris Forsthuber and Thaddäa Rath from Holzforschung Austria – Österreichische… Läs mer »Holzforschung Austria Visit to Sweden!
Printed Electronics for a Changing World See the highlights of four EU-funded projects with sustainability as a focus! SUINK Project, HyPELignum – Exploring wooden materials… Läs mer »Building the Next Generation of Responsible Electronics
Here come some highlight snapshots of Valerio Beni presenting the HyPElignum project at LOPEC 2026! The HyPElignum demonstrators were also presented during the conference!
The European Union’s Research and Innovation Magazine has recently highlighted the HyPElignum project with an interview with the coordinator RISE Research Institutes of Sweden’s Valerio… Läs mer »HyPElignum Project Interview
Don’t miss your opportunity to see RISE Research Institutes of Sweden Project Manager, Valerio Beni at LOPEC 2026! Valerio will be giving a lecture on… Läs mer »Dr. Valerio Beni goes to LOPEC 2026
The 11-12th of November, it was the General Assembly of the HyPELignum EU project in Graz. We had productive sessions reviewing the current status of… Läs mer »HyPELignum General Assembly!
Come and see the Plywood PCB demonstrators at the OE-A – Advancing the Flexible and Printed Electronics Industry booth at Productronica! Read more about the… Läs mer »HyPElignum Prototypes on display at Productronica!
The Profactor team, Thomas Kopplmayr and Max Scherf showing their printed electronic prototypes RISE researchers Mohammad Yusuf Mulla and Lars Herlogsson presenting the 2 layer… Läs mer »HyPElignum Partners exhibit at TechBlick 2025!
Today’s printed circuit boards (PCBs) are made from fossil-based raw materials and are difficult to recycle. Researchers at Empa have developed a biodegradable alternative, marking… Läs mer »Wooden Computer Mouse: Green Electronics through Biodegradable Printed Circuit Boards
1st Generation ’https://youtu.be/WMnaTfgtIsk?si=WObv6KLAIDvoG2vU The first-generation plywood PCB has been designed as a multilayer (back and front) device that utilizes screen printing technology to deposit conductive… Läs mer »PLYWOOD PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS