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Experts Opinion | Research Institutions

No Time, No Chips: No Problem for NREL

Researchers build two computing solutions amid global supply shortages.

Brooke Van Zandt, NREL Communications Specialist 05.10.22

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

Ultrathin Solar Cells Get a Boost from Perovskites

Rice lab finds 2D perovskite compound has the right stuff to challenge bulkier products.

Mike Williams, Rice University 12.02.21

Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

NUS Researchers Develop World’s First Smart Bandage that Detects Multiple Biomarkers

Wearable sensor can detect multiple chronic wound biomarkers to facilitate timely and personalized wound management.

National University of Singapore 12.02.21

Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

UArizona Researchers Develop Ultra-Thin 'Computer on the Bone'

Engineers and physicians teamed up to develop a wireless device to monitor and protect bone health.

Emily Dieckman, University of Arizona Communications 11.30.21

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

DTU Reports Ultrasharp Patterning of Layered Materials

DTU scientists have patterned layered materials using electron beam lithography.

Graphene Flagship 10.21.21

3D Printing | Conductive Inks and Coatings | Experts Opinion

3D Nano-inks Push Industry Boundaries

A new, 3D-printable polymer nanocomposite ink has incredible properties — and many applications in aerospace, medicine and electronics.

Kelley Christensen, Science Writer and Project Strategist, University Marketing and Communications, MTU 09.23.21

Shift to Electric Vehicles to Drive Printed Electronics Auto Market to $12.7 Billion by 2031

The ability to make electronics on thin flexible substrates enables weight to be reduced, a key consideration for electric vehicles, IDTechEx writes.

IDTechEx 05.05.21

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 | 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

3D Printing | Breaking News | Experts Opinion

Opportunities for Additively Manufactured Electronics

Additively manufactured electronics is an emerging approach that takes printed electronics into the third dimension, IDTechEx writes.

IDTechEx 03.29.21

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Graphene, Perovskites and Carbon Nanotubes | Research Institutions | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots

imec: Revolutionizing Material Characterization to Support Future Semiconductor Device Fabrication

Table-top high-harmonic generation sources feeding industry-relevant characterization needs.

Paul van der Heide, Director of the MCA department & Co-AttoLab Principal at imec 03.24.21

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Research Institutions | Semiconductors and Quantum Dots

Fraunhofer IPMS Presents Development of Innovative Storage Concepts for Neuromorphic Computing

Thinking chips: Advanced materials and hardware for next-generation computing

Fraunhofer IPMS 02.24.21

Experts Opinion | Sensors and Wearables

IDTechEx: Top 5 Innovative Printed, Flexible Sensor Technologies

Printed/flexible sensors offer multiple benefits relative to their more established rigid counterparts.

IDTechEx 02.16.21

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 | Experts Opinion | Research Institutions | Sensors and Wearables

Rapid, Reliable On-site Drug Detection Using Wearable Sensor

Researchers in South Korea develop a wearable sensor that can detect illegal drugs in sweat.

National Research Council of Science & Technology 02.09.21

Breaking News | Conductive Inks and Coatings | Experts Opinion

Silver Price Volatility Could Affect Conductive Ink Composition

BBC reported that silver prices increased by around 10%.

Dr. Matthew Dyson, Technology Analyst, IDTechEx 02.03.21

Breaking News | Displays and Lighting | Experts Opinion | Sensors and Wearables

Touch Technologies for the Automotive Industry

A finger on the pulse of time: How features of interactive displays find their way into the passenger cell of the future.

Dipl.-Ing. Sebastian Masi, Senior Engineer Display & Instruments at ARRK Engineering 01.29.21

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables

Printed Sensor Market Projected to Reach $4.5 Billion by 2030

Wearable technology with sensing functionality is emerging as a highly promising application for printed/flexible electronics.

Dr. Matthew Dyson, Technology Analyst at IDTechEx 01.28.21

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

Breaking News | Experts Opinion | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Sensors and Wearables

IDTechEx Reports Smart Building Opportunities for Printed Sensors

Smart buildings promise automated control of the buildings’ operations, along with integrated technology for human-machine interactions, per IDTechEx.

IDTechEx 01.05.21