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Flexible Sensors Slide Into the Future with New Approach to Electrical Printing

Introducing a sliding motion to the contact printing technique has helped them apply nanowires to both bendable and rigid surfaces with greater accuracy.

10.26.21

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

New Technique Paves the Way for Perfect Perovskites

Next-gen solar material could outshine other solar cells.

Theresa Duque 10.25.21

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ORNL to Partner with University of Oklahoma

OU is designated by the Carnegie Foundation as a Highest Research Activity institution.

10.25.21

Breaking News | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

R&D 100 Awards Honor Two NREL Innovations

NREL has received 71 R&D 100 awards since 1982.

10.25.21

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

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TNO at Holst Centre Develops Smart Sensor Mat

Detects a person’s heart rate, breathing rate, and posture using printed piezo-resistive and piezo-electric sensors.

10.20.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Research Reports | Sensors and Wearables

IDTechEx: Is It Finally Time for Printed Temperature Sensors

Healthcare applications, battery monitoring for electric vehicles are two promising applications.

IDTechEx 10.19.21

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Imec Signs Licensing Agreement with miDiagnostics

Goal is to commercialize its patented technology for fast and reliable COVID-19 diagnosis based on exhaled breath.

10.19.21

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Global Silicon Wafer Shipments to Log Robust Growth Through 2024: SEMI

Wafer area is increasing 13.9% year-over-year in 2021 to a record high of nearly 14,000 millions of square inches (MSI).

10.19.21

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Flex Announces Definitive Agreement to Acquire Anord Mardix

Acquisition strengthens company's industrial business in power and data center solutions.

10.18.21

Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Monitoring Glucose Levels, No Needles Required

Penn State researchers develop first-of-its-kind wearable, noninvasive glucose monitoring device prototype.

Gabrielle Stewart 10.18.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Universities

Surrey Researchers Breathe New Life Into Paper Books with Magic Bookmark

Next, the team is adapting the system to use fully printed photosensors.

10.14.21

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

Smart Displays That Show Information Through Fabric May Be Next Wave of Wearables

The LED display shines through fabrics to show notifications for email or messages, time, weather or other forms of information.

University of Waterloo 10.13.21

Breaking News | Flexible and Printed Electronics | Research Reports

ESD Industry Logs Double-Digit Q2 2021 Year-Over-Year Revenue Growth

Printed circuit board and multi-chip module revenue increased 16.8% to $284.4 million.

10.13.21

Breaking News | Sensors and Wearables | Universities

Engineers 3D-Print Personalized, Wireless Wearables That Never Need a Charge

The new devices, custom made to fit individuals, could mean massive improvements in the monitoring and treatment of diseases and testing of new drugs.

Emily Dieckman, University of Arizona College of Engineering 10.13.21

Breaking News | Nanomaterials | Photovoltaics | Research Institutions

NREL's Nano-Sized Materials Point to Big Breakthroughs

NREL researchers are studying structures 10,000 times thinner than paper to improve solar energy, advance computers, and capture energy from unexpected sources.

10.13.21

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