Western Michigan University

Breaking News | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

The Future of Agriculture Combined With Renewable Energy Finds Success at Jack’s Solar Garden

The garden generates enough power for more than 300 homes from 3,276 solar panels.

09.14.21

Breaking News | RFID and NFC

Metalcraft Launches Inlay Innovation for RFID Inlay Design, Fabrication

Custom RFID inlays from prototype to production ‘Made in USA’ for converters, manufacturers, distributors and integrators.

09.13.21

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Pusan University Researchers Develop ‘Super-Flexible’ Electroluminescent Devices for Wearables

With wearable electronics being all the rage, South Korean researchers have developed a super stretchable and durable material, unlike its predecessors.

Pusan University 09.07.21

Breaking News | Research Institutions

New Partnership Set to Future Proof Process Manufacturing in Scotland

Proposals include potential development of a dedicated research center in the Ayrshire area, home to GSK, DSM, Booth Welsh and Merck Group.

09.02.21

Breaking News | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

‘Smart’ Shirt Using Carbon Nanotube Threads Keeps Tabs on the Heart

Rice’s flexible carbon nanotube fibers woven into clothing gather accurate EKG, heart rate.

Mike Williams, Rice University 08.31.21

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Manufacturers News

Universal Display Announces Recipients of the 2021 UDC Awards

Presents Innovative Research and Pioneering Technology Awards at IMID Korea.

08.26.21

Breaking News | Manufacturers News | Product Releases | RFID and NFC

Tageos Launches World’s Smallest RFID Inlay for Latest Medication Packaging Types

The new inlay has successfully passed latest tests specified by the Auburn University RFID Lab Spec S and certified by DoseID.

08.26.21

Breaking News | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables

Submerged Sensors to Control Wearable Electronics

Scientists in Korea make hand-drawn and flexible pressure sensors that can control a phone from underwater.

08.20.21

Manufacturers News | Sensors and Wearables

Flexible and Printed Sensors Gain in Key Markets

Flexible sensors are enjoying opportunities in a wide range of markets, including automotive, health care, environmental and others.

David Savastano, Editor 08.11.21

Breaking News | Personnel | Research Institutions

Institute Director Prof. Dr. Gerhard Sextl Receives Federal Cross of Merit with Ribbon

He has made his name through his many years of outstanding achievements.

07.29.21

Breaking News | Manufacturers News | RFID and NFC

Zebra Technologies Inks Multi-Year Extension with Reese’s Senior Bowl

Top college player performance metrics assist NFL teams in evaluation and scouting process.

07.21.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Personnel | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

NREL Elevates Joseph Berry and Ingrid Repins to Prestigious Senior Research Fellow Roles

Of the nearly 3,000 people who work at NREL, only 14 are current senior research fellows.

07.21.21

Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Calling All Couch Potatoes: This Finger Wrap Can Let You Power Electronics While You Sleep

A padding of carbon foam electrodes absorbs sweat and converts it into electrical energy.

Liezel Labios, University of California San Diego 07.15.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Backscatter Breakthrough Runs Near-Zero-Power IoT Communicators at 5G Speeds Everywhere

Low-cost, low-power devices work over mmWave and use a single transistor to transfer high-volume data anywhere.

Anne Wainscott-Sargent 07.14.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Self-Powered Implantable Device Stimulates Fast Bone Healing, Then Disappears Without a Trace

Thin, flexible device is self-powered, implantable and bioresorbable.

Jason Daley 07.12.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Manufacturers News | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables

Graphene Creates Textiles of the Future

Graphene enabled e-textile for future human-machine interfaces.

Erik Khranovskyy, Grafen CEO 07.09.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Suppliers News

IDTechEx Discusses If the Funding for Graphene has Dried Up

In 2020, the key graphene funding was mainly related to energy storage.

Dr. Richard Collins, IDTechEx Principal Analyst 07.05.21

Breaking News | Conductive Inks and Coatings | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Thin, Stretchable Biosensors Could Make Surgery Safer

New bio-inks for biosensors could help localize critical regions in tissues and organs during surgical operations.

Los Alamos National Laboratory 06.18.21

Breaking News | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

STMicroelectronics, Politecnico di Milano Announce Agreement for Advanced Sensors

At the heart of the agreement is the establishment of a joint research center on advanced materials for sensors.

06.14.21

Displays and Lighting | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Suppliers News

Omniply Sees Opportunities Ahead for Sticker Electronics

Initial focus is on flexible and foldable displays, but the company also has its eye on semiconductors and sensors.

David Savastano, Editor 06.02.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Research Institutions

Graphene Enables 10 Times Higher Data Storage in Computer Memories

Could lead to a big jump from the current one terabit per square inch (Tb/in2) to 10 terabits over the same area.

06.02.21

Conductive Inks and Coatings | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Sensors and Wearables

Aionx’s CleanSURFACES Uses Conductive Traces for Antimicrobial Mats

An embedded circuit board sends a micro-electric impulse along printed conductive traces, activating antimicrobial silver and copper ions.

David Savastano, Editor 05.19.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Sensors and Wearables

Canatu Achieves Record-high Carbon Nanotube Opto-electric Performance

Carbon NanoBud transparent conductive film expands potential applications, makes CNB more affordable for automotive ADAS heater and capacitive touch.

05.19.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Research Institutions

Argonne National Laboratory Hosting Materials for Printed Hybrid Electronics Webinar

May 19, 2021 from 1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. CT.

05.13.21

Breaking News | RFID and NFC

Checkpoint Earns ARC Cert with NXP’s UCODE 9 IC

Also the first company to achieve ARC-certification for its Impinj M700-based inlays.

05.05.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

Scientists at NREL Report New Synapse-Like Phototransistor

Such devices could eventually help computers process visual information more like the human brain and be used as sensors in things like self-driving vehicles.

04.29.21

Flexible and Printed Electronics | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables | Smart Cards and Packaging | Universities

SUPERSMART Brings Printed Electronics to Paper

Smart packaging, sensors are among the projects that have been developed.

David Savastano, Editor 04.28.21

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Universities

Researchers Demonstrate Fully Recyclable Printed Electronics

New technique reclaims nearly 100% of all-carbon-based transistors while retaining future functionality of the materials.

Ken Kingery, Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering 04.28.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions | Universities

Tandem Breakthrough by Solliance Partners

TNO, imec/EnergyVille and the Eindhoven University of Technology, realized an 18.6% efficient highly near-infrared transparent perovskite solar cell.

04.26.21

3D Printing | Breaking News | Research Institutions

NREL Takes Novel Approach to 3D-Printed Water Power Prototypes

NREL and Montana State University researchers explore the potential for rapid prototyping using additively manufactured composite molds.

Alexis Powers, NREL 04.21.21

Brewer Science Contributes to Missouri State University Foundation

With this gift, Brewer Science is supporting the construction of the Jordan Valley Innovation Center.

04.13.21

3D Printing | Breaking News | Energy Curing/Sintering | Universities

2021 RadLaunch Award Winners Announced

Will be presented during an Awards Zoom Program, 3:00-4:00 p.m. EDT on April 28, 2021.

04.09.21

Breaking News | Printed Circuit Boards/Membrane Switches/In Mold Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News

Canatu Developing Carbon NanoBud-based Hybrid Sensor

For target detection and drug concentration measurement.

04.09.21

Breaking News | RFID and NFC

Avery Dennison Smartrac Launches Minidose U8 RAIN RFID Inlays for Pharma Applications

Smallest RFID product on the market to pass ARC certification (Spec S), and to be approved for use by the DoseID consortium.

04.06.21

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Photovoltaics

NREL Scientists Studying Solar Try Solving Dusty Problem

Ongoing research at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory into the problem of PV “soiling” continues to work toward possible solutions.

Wayne Hicks, NREL 04.02.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Personnel | Research Institutions | Universities

NextFlex Announces 2021 Fellow Awards Winners

6th annual awards recognizing 4 individuals who've made contributions toward furthering the development of FHE, advanced manufacturing ecosystem.

04.01.21

Breaking News | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

NREL: Analysis Points to No-Regrets Pathways to Meet LA’s Clean Energy Goals

Achievable with the rapid deployment of wind, solar, storage, and other renewable energy technologies, according to NREL.

03.29.21

Breaking News | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables

Graphene Flagship Spin-off INBRAIN Raises €14+ Million

INBRAIN Neuroelectronics develops intelligent graphene-based neural implants for personalized therapies in brain disorders.

03.26.21

LOPEC: Flexible, Printed Electronics Continue Course for Success

Digital Conference and online exhibition with 1,300 attendees, organizers report.

03.26.21

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Flexible and Printed Electronics

Ynvisible, SpotSee Launch Temperature Indication Solution TempSafe Electrocard

Ynvisible tailored a low power, branded, calibrated temperature indication label for cold-chain and temperature-controlled shipment and storage of goods.

03.25.21

intelliFLEX Innovation Alliance Holds Virtual CPES2021

More than 180 colleagues from over 80 organizations in 15 countries around the world connected, contributed, and learned, organizers said.

03.25.21

Manufacturers News | Photovoltaics

Epishine Lights the Way for Indoor Printed Organic Solar Cells

Company has commercialized its flexible light energy harvesting modules for indoor sensors, small displays and more.

David Savastano, Editor 03.24.21

OE-A Announces New Board of Directors

Stan Farnsworth of NovaCentrix confirmed as the chair of the Board of Directors for the term 2021 to 2025.

03.24.21

3D Printing | Breaking News | Mergers and Acquisitions | Suppliers News

Toppan Acquires Brookman Technology

Strengthens position for entry into the 3D image sensing market with acquisition of image sensor developer.

03.18.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Universities

Binghamton University Offering NextFlex FlexPro Training

FlexPro Workshops at Binghamton University will be led by Mark Poliks, professor of Systems Science and Industrial Engineering.

03.18.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

NREL: New Perovskite Design Shows Path to Higher Efficiency

The current record for a perovskite solar cell is 25.2%, accomplished with the traditional architecture.

03.18.21

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Research Institutions

NREL: New Perovskite LED Emits Spin-Polarized Glow

Researchers at NREL investigating use of perovskite semiconductors for solar cells proven to be highly efficient at converting sunlight to electricity.

03.15.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

LOPEC 2021: Experiencing Printed Electronics Up Close

Prof. John A Rogers from Northwestern University will provide information about the technology.

03.11.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Sensors and Wearables

Grapheal Raises €1.9 million to Develop Biosensors, Fast Digital COVID Tests

The TestNPass is already being tested in an observational clinical trial with real samples at the University Hospital of Grenoble, France.

03.10.21

LOPEC: Printed Electronics for COVID-19 Management

Smart solutions for tackling the pandemic; smart patches for monitoring COVID-19 patients; printed sensors for protective masks and distance control.

03.04.21

FLEX 2021 Looks at Sensors and MEMS, Flexible Power

New advances in healthcare, sustainability among areas discussed by presenters.

David Savastano, Editor 03.03.21

Breaking News | Conductive Inks and Coatings | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes

Graphene Flagship: Molecular Bridges Power Up Printed Electronics

Graphene Flagship researchers boost the efficiency of conductive inks and devices connecting layered materials flakes with small molecules.

02.26.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Research Institutions

Graphene Flagship Researchers Develop New Measurement Standard

For the analysis of graphene and layered materials that could accelerate production and optimize device fabrication.

02.26.21

FLEX 2021 Opens Virtually with Sessions on FHE, Materials

Keynote speakers, panelists focus on opportunities for flexible hybrid electronics, new materials.

David Savastano, Editor 02.24.21

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Suppliers News

Ynvisible, SpotSee Bringing New Temperature Indication Solutions to Market

Ynvisible's displays are integrated into smart-labels and then applied on the surface of or inside logistics packaging.

02.23.21

OE-A Hosts Printed Electronics Competition

OE-A Competition 2021 participants will showcase broad spectrum of flexible, printed electronics with products, prototypes and designs at LOPEC 2021 online.

02.23.21

Breaking News | Personnel | Research Institutions | Universities

ORNL, UT Name Joan Bienvenue Director of Oak Ridge Institute

As director, Bienvenue will also serve as a vice provost at the University of Tennessee.

02.19.21

Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Universities

Graphene 'Nano-origami' Creates Tiniest Microchips Yet

This is the first time any researchers have done this.

Dr. Manoj Tripathi, University of Sussex 02.16.21

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Electronic Materials | Personnel

Dr. Yakov Kutsovsky Joins Pixelligent Technical Advisory Board

He is currently the CEO and founder of MateriaX.

02.16.21

LOPEC Conference: Printed Electronics for Insiders, Newcomers

Digital meeting point for users, manufacturers and researchers in the field of printed electronics. Approx. 180 live presentations by speakers.

02.11.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Research Institutions

Scalable Method for Large-area Integration of 2D Materials

Two-dimensional (2D) materials have a huge potential for providing devices with much smaller size and extended functionalities, Graphene Flagship said.

02.11.21

Breaking News | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

NREL: New Design Strategy Pushes Organic Photovoltaics Past 18% Efficiency

Holistic strategy optimizes electronic structure and morphology, opening a new route to higher-efficiency organic photovoltaic devices.

02.11.21

Breaking News | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Suppliers News

Merck KGaA Strengthens Tempe, AZ Site

Investment of $22 million for strategic production and R&D hub for semiconductor materials in the US.

02.09.21

Breaking News | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Personnel | Research Institutions

Patrik Johansson Becomes Graphene Flagship Vice Director

Johansson is a Physics professor at the Chalmers University of Technology and co-director of Alistore-ER.

02.08.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Surround Sound from Lightweight Roll-to-Roll Printed Loudspeaker Paper

Institute for Print and Media Technology at Chemnitz University of Technology revolutionizing the printing of paper loudspeakers.

Mario Steinebach, Chemnitz University of Technology 02.04.21

Sustainability, Innovation Will Be Highlights for 2021 FLEX

Healthcare, automotive and communications and ML/AI will be among the important areas that will be covered during virtual conference.

David Savastano, Editor 02.03.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Sensors and Wearables

SEMICON Korea 2021 Opens With Sensors, Smart Manufacturing Spotlighted

Offering the latest microelectronics industry insights and developments during 20 virtual sessions featuring more than 120 experts.

02.02.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Research Institutions

Imec Technology Taking Off to Space

Imec will validate three of its technologies in a spaceflight environment. Being compact and sophisticated makes these systems attractive for implementation.

01.26.21

Breaking News | Research Institutions | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots

imec: Novel Approach for Improving Gate-stack Reliability

Atomic hydrogen treatment to improve NBTI reliability in low-thermal-budget process flows.

Printed Electronics Now staff 01.19.21

Breaking News | Research Institutions | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Sensors and Wearables

imec’s Highlights from 2020

Despite the stressful and difficult times, imec looks back at 2020 with 'phenomenal' results.

imec 01.14.21

Breaking News | Electronic Materials | Energy Curing/Sintering

Deadline for RadLaunch UV+EB Technology Accelerator is Jan. 30

UV+EB technology industry tech-education accelerator focused on unique and novel ultraviolet and electron beam technologies.

Printed Electronics Now staff 01.13.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Surrey Unveils Breakthrough Manufacturing Process of Ultra-thin Sensor for Smart Contact Lenses

System contains photodetector for receiving optical information, temperature sensor for diagnosing potential corneal disease and a glucose sensor.

Printed Electronics Now staff 01.11.21

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Universities

Nanosheet-based Electronics Could Be 1 Drop Away

One-drop approach is cheaper and faster for tiling functional nanosheets together in a single layer, according to scientists at Japan's Nagoya University.

Yue Shi, Minoru Osada, Yasuo Ebina, Takayoshi Sasaki, Nagoya University 01.08.21

3D Printing | Breaking News | Research Institutions

NIST Awards Nearly $4 Million to Support Metals-Based Additive Manufacturing

Help accelerate the adoption of new measurement methods and standards to advance U.S. competitiveness in metals-based additive manufacturing.

Printed Electronics Now staff 01.06.21

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Personnel

Ynvisible Adds Seda Evis To Advisory Board, Closing Private Placement

Evis designs new products, services, businesses that spark change for Fortune 500 companies such as Amazon, Nike, Toyota, Philips, GE and Herman Miller.

Printed Electronics Now Staff 01.04.21

Breaking News | Research Institutions

Future Is Bright for NREL's High-Flux Solar Furnace

The furnace can deliver the heat of 2,500 suns to melt a hole through solid steel in less than a minute.

Caitlin Dorsey, NREL 12.30.20

Breaking News | Printed Batteries | Universities

Researchers Develop Flexible, Rechargeable Silver Oxide-Zinc Battery With Greater Energy Density

The device can be used in flexible, stretchable electronics for wearables as well as soft robotics.

Ioana Patringenaru, UC-San Diego 12.17.20

Breaking News | Personnel | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots

Applied Materials Appoints Rani Borkar to Board of Directors

Borkar is currently corporate VP, Azure Hardware Systems and Infrastructure at Microsoft Corporation.

Printed Electronics Now staff 12.16.20

Breaking News | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

Wells Fargo Invests $20 Million to Extend IN2 Incubator Program Through 2024

Innovation Incubator expands technology focuses, number of start-up companies.

Printed Electronics Now staff 12.03.20

Breaking News | Conductive Inks and Coatings | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Universities

University of Southampton Research Program to Expand Smart Inks, Textiles

International research collaboration led by the University of Southampton.

Printed Electronics Now staff 12.01.20

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Photovoltaics | Universities

Method for Replacing Degraded Perovskite in Solar Cells Making Them Recyclable

A team of researchers at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed a technique for producing recyclable perovskite used in solar cells.

Bob Yirka, Phys.org 12.01.20

Breaking News | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables

European Project 'Spartacus' Launched

Smart sensors for future fast-charging batteries as part of the Battery 2030+ research initiative.

Printed Electronics Now staff 11.25.20

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturing | Suppliers News

Coatema Holds 19th International Coating Symposium Virtually

Due to its success, Coatema has decided to have more virtual content in 2021.

Printed Electronics Now staff 11.23.20

Breaking News | RFID and NFC

Tageos Launches Next-Gen RAIN RFID Inlays Powered by Impinj M700 IC Series

First ARC-certified retail and supply chain optimized inlays.

Printed Electronics Now staff 11.23.20

Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Manufacturers News | Sensors and Wearables | Suppliers News | Universities

Canatu Brings Carbon NanoBud Technology to Sensors to Detect Opioids

Collaborating with Aalto University and Helsinki University on FEPOD project to develop electrochemical sensors to determine analgesic concentrations in blood.

David Savastano, Editor 11.18.20

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Nanomaterials

US DoE Awards $1.8 Million Grant to Pixelligent Technologies

Funds to accelerate commercialization of Pixelligent’s self-assembling PixClear nanoparticles.

Printed Electronics Now Staff 11.17.20

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Nanomaterials | Printing

Water Predictions: Telling When Nanolithography Mold Will Break Through Droplets

Scientists formulate a novel strategy to predict the lifetime of nanolithography molds through changes in the contact angle of water on the mold surface.

Prof. Jun Taniguch, Tokyo University of Science, Japan 11.16.20

Breaking News | Printed Circuit Boards/Membrane Switches/In Mold Electronics | Sensors and Wearables

Canatu Launches CNB-based Electrochemical Sensor for Bedside Blood Concentration Measurement

Point-of-care electrochemical sensor enables real-time detection of analgesics from blood without extensive sample treatment, improving test result wait time.

Printed Electronics Now staff 11.12.20

Breaking News | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

University of Houston: Implantable Device Can Monitor, Treat Heart Disease

Researchers report rubbery bioelectronic cardiac patch.

Printed Electronics Now staff 11.06.20

Breaking News | Experts Opinion

New Smart Fabrics With Bioactive Inks Monitor Body, Environment by Changing Color

Bioactive inks printed on wearable textiles can map conditions over the entire surface of the body.

Mike Silver , Tufts University 11.06.20

Breaking News | RFID and NFC

Tageos Joins DoseID to Further Expand RFID Interoperability in Healthcare

First-of-its-kind consortium made up of healthcare industry leaders aims to establish standards for RFID use.

Printed Electronics Now staff 11.06.20

3D Printing | Breaking News | Research Institutions

VTT: Digitalizing, 3D Printing Spare Parts Enable Manufacturing Anytime, Anywhere

VTT and Aalto University have been conducting first-class research for five years now to promote digitalizing and 3D printing spare parts.

Printed Electronics Now staff 11.05.20

Displays and Lighting | Electronic Materials | Manufacturers News | Suppliers News

OTI Lumionics Sees Opportunities in OLED Field

Company recently received a strategic investment from LG Technology Ventures.

David Savastano, Editor 11.04.20

Breaking News | Photovoltaics

First Heliatek OPV Project in Japan at Ritsumeikan University Bus Stop

HeliaSol (prototype) solar films were glued on flat and round shaped metal substructures, which were then mounted on the rooftop of the bus stop.

Printed Electronics Now staff 11.02.20

Nanomaterials | Sensors and Wearables

JonDeTech Brings Expertise in Nanotechnology to Sensors

Swedish company launches what it believes to be the world’s thinnest IR sensor element, which can be produced by PCB manufacturers.

David Savastano, Editor 10.28.20

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Universities

New Graphene-based Antibody Test Developed for Detecting Kidney Disease

The system could also be adapted to test for antibodies to foreign proteins or viral infections, such as COVID-19.

Ben Robinson, University of Manchester 10.26.20

Breaking News | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables

Imec Begins Developing SARS-CoV-2 Test

To identify positive cases and confirm whether someone is contagious in less than five minutes.

Printed Electronics Now staff 10.26.20

Breaking News | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Flusso Launches Complete Flow Sensing Solution for High-volume Markets

The new FLS110 flow sensor, with a footprint of just 3.5 x 3.5 mm, is small enough to fit into any product.

Printed Electronics Now staff 10.20.20

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

This Red Light Means ‘Go’ for Medical Discoveries

UVA scientists develop better, redder sensor to advance biological research.

University of Virginia 10.19.20

Breaking News | Film, Paper, Glass and Substrates | Personnel

Two Glass Scientists Win Otto Schott Research Award

The Board of Trustees of the Ernst Abbe Fund has awarded the €25,000 award for outstanding achievements in glass and glass-ceramic research.

Printed Electronics Now staff 10.19.20

Flexible and Printed Electronics | Manufacturers News | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

GE Research Developing Sensors for Wind Turbines

Partnering with Binghamton University, Georgia Tech and Sikorsky on sensors that will monitor the turbines’ parts.

David Savastano, Editor 10.12.20

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes

Graphene Flagship Launches 1st European Experimental Pilot Line

Goal is to demonstrate how to manufacture and scale up the production of devices based on 2D materials for market applications.

Printed Electronics Now staff 10.08.20

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots | Sensors and Wearables

SEMI Virtual Conference to Speed Smart Manufacturing Adoption Across Supply Chain

Registration for the virtual conference featuring keynotes, case studies and tutorials is open.

Printed Electronics Now staff 10.07.20

Breaking News | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

ORNL: Blocking Vibrations that Remove Heat Could Boost Efficiency of Next-Gen Solar Cells

The discovery could improve novel hot-carrier solar cells.

Printed Electronics Now staff 10.06.20

Sensors, Wearables and Manufacturing are Among NextFlex's First Four Project Awards

Industries, researchers and universities are partnering on projects to advance field of flexible hybrid electronics.

David Savastano, Editor 09.21.16

NextFlex Names First Four Recipients of Contract Awards

The value of all eight contracts is $14.8 million.

08.26.16

Universities Undertake Unique Projects for Flexible and Printed Electronics

Universities worldwide are researching potential applications for flexible and printed electronics.

David Savastano, Editor 02.03.16

3D Printing | Electronic Materials | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Nanomaterials | Universities

Universities are Conducting Cutting-Edge Research on Flexible and Printed Electronics

The field of flexible and printed electronics encompasses many disciplines, and universities are adding their own insights.

David Savastano, Editor 11.09.15

2015FLEX Conference Reveals Market Pull, Attracts Wide Variety of End Users

Attendees saw first-hand demonstrations of end products, new manufacturing tools and materials

03.05.15

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