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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
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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
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Flexible Screen-printed Rechargeable Battery with Up to 10x More Power Than State-of-the-Art
The battery also is easier to manufacture.Videos JacobsSchoolNews 12.17.20
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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
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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
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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
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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.Online Exclusives David Savastano, Editor 11.18.20
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University of Houston: Implantable Device Can Monitor, Treat Heart Disease
Researchers report rubbery bioelectronic cardiac patch.Printed Electronics Now staff 11.06.20
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Large-area Flexible Organic Photodiodes Can Compete With Silicon Devices
Research supported by orgs including Office of Naval Research, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, and U.S. DOE's National Nuclear Security Administration.John Toon, AVP Research Communications. Georgia Institute of Technology 11.06.20
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LOPEC 2021 Goes Virtual
The event period (March 23–25, 2021) remains unchanged, but the event moves online.Printed Electronics Now staff 11.03.20
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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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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
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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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GE Research Developing Sensors for Wind Turbines
Partnering with Binghamton University, Georgia Tech and Sikorsky on sensors that will monitor the turbines’ parts.Online Exclusives David Savastano, Editor 10.12.20
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Carnegie Mellon Develops 10-Second COVID Test
Sensor is based on a structure of tiny gold electrodes that are 3D printed using Aerosol Jet process.Printed Electronics Now staff 09.24.20
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Ben-Gurion, Rice University Researchers Develop Technology that Filters COVID-19 Particles
Being commercialized by LIGC Application Ltd. to develop and manufacture products for filtration systems.Printed Electronics Now staff 09.24.20
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SEMI NBMC 2020 Call for Proposals for Smart MedTech Technology Development
The RFP is funded by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL).Printed Electronics Now staff 09.24.20
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Laser-Induced Graphene Technology that Can Filter COVID-19 Airborne Particles
Being commercialized by LIGC Application Ltd. to develop and manufacture products for filtration systems.Videos AABGU 09.24.20
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Self-Powered Biosensors May Open Up New Paths to Medical Tracking, Treatments
Advances in materials and electronic design may be able to convert biomechanical energy into electric energy, according to a team of researchers.Matt Swayne, Pennsylvania State University 09.11.20
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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
