Jari Keskinen

I am responsible of the printed electronics research infrastructure located in Sähkötalo, SM108/SM126, Laboratory for Future Electronics​ 

https://research.tuni.fi/lfe/ 

Development and maintenance of printed/flexible and organic electronics infrastructure:​ 

• Atomic Layer Deposition, inert gas processing in a glove box, 3D electronics printer system, e-beam and thermal evaporation, wet chemistry, blade coating, supercapacitor and battery test equipment, probe stations for component and sensor characterization, piezo and ferroelectric material characterization ​ 
• Clean room: Inkjet printers in laboratory and pilot scale, screen printer, combined flexo/gravure/lamination/rotary screen/UV/NIR, plasma processing ​ 
• Part of Academy of Finland funded Printed Intelligence Infrastructure​ 
• Networking and research services for industry and research organizations, post- and undergraduate supervision​

  

My current research interests include 

• Energy storage (supercapacitors) 
• Energy harvesting 
• Printing of electrical structures​