Ess Dee Aluminium and Jadavpur
University hosted a one-day
National Seminar on innovative
application of printing in packaging
and printed electronics at Jadavpur
University
On 20 April 2015, Ess Dee Aluminium and Jadavpur University (JU) hosted a one day National Seminar on innovative application of printing in packaging and printed electronics – new trends – at Jadavpur University. S Bandopadhyay, head of the department, faculty of engineering and technology, JU; Arved C Hubler, director, PM TUC at Chemnitz University, Germany; and Ashis Bhattacharya, managing director, Ess Dee Aluminium addressed the gathering. The prime objective of the National Seminar was to discuss new technology, trends and innovations in packaging as well as to address the major concerns of skilled and qualified human resource. The seminar also highlighted the best global practices for bench marking, cost effectiveness, affordability, environment-friendly and green technologies.
“The Indian packaging Industry, which contributes to a large chunk of the manufacturing industry, is expected to grow at 14% CAGR in the next five years and the worldwide trend will be 5.6% CAGR growth, with an expected market of US$ 78 billion. However, an exponential growth will be witnessed in the Chindonesian region, with India leading the growth trajectory. In view of this paradigmshift,EssDeeAluminium and Jadavpur University emancipated this platform to a level of a National Seminar which will offer an excellent
opportunity to the future generation to understand the way the industry works and also the need to innovate for survival,” said Bhattacharya.
The National Seminar on Innovative Technology of Printing in Packaging & Printed Electronics served as a platform for stakeholders from around the globe to present theories, research findings and special topic sessions to focus on today’s marketplace challenges and how to innovate to meet the same.
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