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Flexible electronics could help put off-beat hearts back on rhythm
A team of researchers led by John Rogers, the Lee J. Flory-Founder Chair in Engineering at Illinois, has developed biocompatible silicon devices that could mark the beginning of a new wave of surgical electronics.
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Posted in flexible devices, industry, nanomaterials, nanotechnology, projects
Tagged biocompatible silicon devices, Brian Litt, cardiac sensors, health, Heart Sensor Array, John Rogers, nanomedicine, nanomembrane transistors, National Institutes of Health, Northwestern University, project, silicon devices, stretchable electronics, surgical electronics, U.S. Department of Energy, University of Illinois, University of Pennsylvania, Younggang Huang
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Transparent Conductive Films for Flexible Electronics
This report focuses on the requirements and achievements to date on the topic of flexible transparent conductors, where high transparency and high conductivity are required. Worldwide research and design efforts are presented, both from research institutes and companies that are … Continue reading
Posted in flexible devices, flexible displays, industry, market reports, nanomaterials, nanotechnology, projects, transparent electronics
Tagged carbon nanotubes, CNT, coatings, displays, flexible devices, flexible electronics, flexible nanotechnology, Flexible OLEDS, flexible photovoltaics, industry, market report, nano markets, nanomaterials, OLEDS, organic materials, PEDOT, PEDOT:PSS, semiconductors industry, solar cells, TCO, touch screen, Transparent Conductive Films, Transparent Conductive Films for Flexible Electronics
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Cambridge NanoTech targets flexible electronics with CVD alternative
US start-up Cambridge Nanotech has won support from the FlexTech Alliance, to commercialise its thin-film process for flexible electronics and displays. The FlexTech Alliance contract will be used to fund Cambridge NanoTech’s development of its Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) coating … Continue reading
Posted in flexible devices, flexible displays, industry, nanomaterials, nanotechnology
Tagged ALD thin-film, Army Research Laboratory, Atomic Layer Deposition, Cambridge NanoTech, CVD, displays, Flexible Displays, flexible electronics, FlexTech Alliance, Roll-to-roll, Sigma-Aldrich., Strem Chemicals, thin films
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Samsung Shows Off Odd Flexible Displays
NetbookNews took a closer look at some of Samsung’s flexible display demos including one that can fold in on itself and another that is almost completely transparent. These things are obviously just demos and proof of concept but it should … Continue reading
Organic thin-films for flexible electronics
Imagine a book – an e-book, that looks like a flat piece of bendable plastic but when switched on displays the text and images of a book. Imagine flipping the page by simply bending the sheet. This is no longer … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, displays, Electronic Material Research Group, flexible electronics, James Cook University, LED, Mohan Jacob, nanomaterials, OLED, organic electronics, organic light-emitting devices, organic thin films, polymer thin films, Rural Industries Research & Development Corporation, semiconductor, sensor arrays, thin films
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Ohio makes a play to lead flexible electronics manufacturing
Confidence in plastic and printed electronics as growth industries of the future has prompted US agencies to make strategic investments in developing a manufacturing base in Ohio NorTech, a non-profit, technology-based economic development organisation, has set out a bid to … Continue reading
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Tagged awards, building-integrated photovoltaics, displays, e-paper display, flexible electronics, FlexMatters, Kent State University, Liquid Crystal Institute, NorTech, Ohio, Plastic Electronics, printed electronics, University of Akron, US Small Business Administration
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Global Market For Transparent Electronics To Be Worth $123 Billion In 2015
Abstract: According to a new technical market research report, TRANSPARENT ELECTRONICS: TECHNOLOGIES AND GLOBAL MARKETS (IFT065A) from BCC Research (www.bccresearch.com), the value of the global transparent electronics industry was nearly $76.4 billion in 2010, but is expected to increase to … Continue reading
Posted in flexible devices, flexible displays, industry, market reports, nanomaterials, nanotechnology, transparent electronics
Tagged BCC Research, carbon nanotubes, CNT, conducting polymers, electronics industry, Indium tin oxide, ITO, mainstream displays, market report, touch surfaces, Transparent conducting oxides, transparent electronics
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