NextFlex

08/03/2022

We were so thrilled to have you serve as our inaugural Changemaker, Mayor Liccardo! Thank you for your continued support.

It was my honor to accept NextFlex's first Award🏅 NextFlex has worked with the City of San José to create a more vibrant and inclusive economy. They are also the founders of FlexFactor – a STEM education program that started in Silicon Valley and expanded nationwide to familiarize K-12 students with advanced manufacturing technology, entrepreneurship, and the education and career pathways that can lead to a STEM career. These partnerships between schools, companies, and the public sector are critical to San José's continued success.

Check out NextFlex innovation Day 2022 ➡️https://vimeo.com/event/2325179

07/22/2020

Microwaves & RF spotlighted us in the U.S. Department of Defense's work to maintain a world leadership position in the development and application of flexible hybrid electronic (FHE) circuits! Read below:

www.mwrf.com/markets/defense/article/21137037/dod-encourages-troops-to-use-flexible-electronics

The U.S. Dept. of Defense hopes to maintain a world leadership position in the development and application of flexible hybrid electronic (FHE) circuits.

07/16/2020

Register for this year’s and check out our website for the full three days of virtual programming agenda!

This week we're spotlighting a panel: Women Transforming Innovation, a compelling conversation between women from the NextFlex ecosystem (GE Research, LPS, Boeing, Jabil and Georgia Tech), including stories about how they got into manufacturing, their successes and the challenges they have faced, and what motivates them to be optimistic about .

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Register today to attend this panel and all of our other events!

07/13/2020

Signal boosting Dr. JihFen Lei's Op-ed on why the Department of Defense must modernize infrastructure and develop a skilled, diverse technical workforce to support cutting-edge technology research.

Read below:
www.defensenews.com/opinion/commentary/2020/07/08/dod-must-modernize-infrastructure-to-support-cutting-edge-technology-research

The road to the next great scientific or technological advance starts with basic science and research.

07/09/2020

Drum roll please……. the theme of this year’s is “Changing Lives with FHE: a 360° View.” We hope you can join us virtually August 4th-6th. Registration is now open and free for members below!

nextflex.events.cube365.net/nextflex/innovationdays/

https://youtu.be/sHcZf5eB8jI

CELEBRATING FHE TECHNOLOGIES

03/18/2020

Read about our Coronavirus response here: https://www.nextflex.us/news-events/news/covid-19-update/

08/08/2019

We’re starting Innovation Day 2019 with an incredible panel moderated by Scott Budman, featuring scientists and innovators from Air Force Research Laboratory - AFRL, The Boeing Company, Lockheed Martin, GE Global Research, and NASA Ames Research Center. They will discuss how are shaping and improving the world.

08/06/2019

Hooman Nazari discusses how Jabil is using ever-evolving technology to make wearables that are cost-effective, reliable, repeatable, and worthy of being in the market.

"Wearables are the enabler for recording data continuously for those who want to transform the healthcare industry."

08/06/2019

Dr. Sheng Xu from UC San Diego shows a video of a patch that allows the wearer to control a robotic arm using a brain-machine interface and discusses how his team is working on wearable ultrasound patches that allows for imaging on nonplanar surfaces.

08/06/2019

Dr. Leanna Levine from ALine Inc. discusses challenges with microfluidic prototyping and shares insights that she has learned as a president and a CEO.

08/06/2019

Dr. Ahyeon Koh discusses Binghamton University's 1cm epifluidic device that can analyze sweat, measure body pH and cortisol levels, and output the data to a smartphone app.

08/06/2019

Dr. Hong Yeo from Georgia Tech spoke about a fully wireless, stretchable hybrid electronic biopatch that weighs less than 3 grams that can eliminate the complications that conventional ECGs provide. There are no wires to get tangled in and no gel to interfere with data capture.