Getting to market with plastic electronics

Dr Kieran Reynolds is Process Integration Group Leader at Plastic Logic and has been with the company for over 2 years working on the development of flexible back-plane technology. Prior to joining Plastic Logic, Dr Reynolds completed his PhD at Cambridge University in the area of charge injection into organic semiconductor devices. He has a first degree in Chemical Physics from Bristol University.

Plastic Logic is a leading developer of plastic electronics technology. It develops and exploits new manufacturing processes which combine the power of electronics with the pervasiveness of printing. The company's technology enables new product concepts in a wide range of markets including displays and sensors.

 

The technology has the potential to radically change the economics of key segments of the electronics industry. It enables revolutionary new applications by printing electronics on thin and flexible plastic substrates using a process scaleable for large area, high volume and low cost.

 

Founded in November 2000, as a spin-out from Cambridge University's Cavendish Laboratory, Plastic Logic is building on over 10 years of fundamental research by a world-class team.