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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
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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
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Research Institutions
Graphene Flagship Reaches 'Cruising Speed'
The Graphene Flagship turns seven and Director Jari Kinaret celebrates.Jari Kinaret, Director, Graphene Flagship 10.01.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes
Dialing Up Smartphone Technology with Graphene, Layered Materials
Innovations in graphene, thanks to its unique electronic and physical properties, are driving forward a new wave of exciting innovations in smartphone hardware.Kari Hjelt , Head of Innovation, Graphene Flagship 09.30.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Photovoltaics
New Understanding of Electrolyte Additives Will Improve Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
Laptops and mobile phones, among other devices, could be charged or powered indoors, away from direct sunlight using dye-sensitized solar cells.ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science 09.03.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion
Nanomaterials: Short polymers, Big Impact
ORNL scientists discovered a cost-effective way to significantly improve the mechanical performance of common polymer nanocomposite materials.Oak Ridge National Laboratory 09.02.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes
Graphene Additives Show New Way to Control Structure of Organic Crystals
Organic crystal structures can be found in a large number of products, such as food, explosives, color pigments and pharmaceuticals.University of Manchester 09.01.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Sensors and Wearables
From Wearables to Careables: Closing Loop in Connected Health
What if we could combine vital sign sensing capabilities with smart algorithms and actuation features in order to not only diagnose but also fix a problem?Vojkan Mihajloviu0107 and Evelien Hermeling, Senior researcher and Principal scientist, imec 08.24.20
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Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Experts Opinion | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots
Breakthrough in Blue Quantum Dot Technology
Breakthrough has led to quantum dots that produce green light at an external quantum efficiency (EQE) of 22% and blue at 12.3%.Victoria Martinez, Canadian Light Source 08.21.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Sensors and Wearables
Printed Sensors: $3.6 Billion Market Driven by Diversity
The overall market for printed and flexible sensors is forecast to reach $4.5 billion by 2030.IDTechEx 07.22.20
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Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics
Active-matrix Organic Light-emitting Diode Display on Human Skin
Scientists in Korea developed a wearable, full-color OLED display using a two-dimensional (2-D) material-based backplane transistor.Thamarasee Jeewandara 07.21.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Photovoltaics
IDTechEx: CIGS is 'Rock Star' of Photovoltaics
"CIGS will not take over the world, but it contributes to solar beating wind because of faster cost reduction and no moving parts," IDTechEx writes.IDTechEx 07.20.20
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3D Printing | Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Printed Batteries | Research Institutions
3-D Printed Batteries Handle the Squeeze
Researchers in Singapore and China have now demonstrated a "quasi-solid-state" battery.Anna Demming 07.17.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Universities
Flexible Material Shows Potential for Use in Fabrics to Heat, Cool
The researchers were also able to optimize the thermal and electrical properties of the material.Laura Oleniacz 07.06.20
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Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Universities
Printed Perovskite LEDs
These are crystals possessing a perovskite structure that contain both inorganic and organic components.Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie 06.25.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes
Graphene Smart Textiles Developed for Heat Adaptive Clothing
Allowed researchers to create smart adaptive clothing that can lower the body temperature of the wearer in hot climates.Ben Robinson, University of Manchester 06.19.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Film, Paper, Glass and Substrates
Flexible, Recyclable Optoelectronics Move a Step Closer
New materials could replace traditional transparent conductive oxides such as indium tin oxide (ITO).ARC Centre of Excellence in Exciton Science 06.10.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion
Flexible Hybrid Electronics: The Future of Flexible Printed Circuit Boards
Flexible hybrid electronics (FHE) is a novel approach to electronic circuit manufacturing that aims to combine the best of printed and conventional electronics.Dr. Nadia Tsao, Senior Technology Analyst at IDTechEX 05.05.20
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Breaking News | Conductive Inks and Coatings | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | RFID and NFC | Sensors and Wearables
Flexible Hybrid Electronics: New IDTechEx Report on Innovation Trends, Opportunities, Challenges
The flexible hybrid electronics market could be worth $3 billion by 2030.IDTechEx 04.21.20
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Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics
NextFlex: FlexFactor Goes Virtual as Nation Reacts to COVID-19
Students tasked with creating hardware device that addresses a real-world problem, creating business model, presenting project to panelists.Christina Moore, National FlexFactor Project Manager 04.15.20
