Georgia Tech - Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics
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The Georgia Tech Center for Organic Photonics and Electronics (COPE) is a leading research and educational resource center that creates flexible organic photonic and electronic materials and devices that serve the information technology, telecommunications, energy, and defense sectors.
Among the research areas where COPE is making significant advances include: OLEDs for lighting and displays, organic and hybrid photovoltaics for portable power, energy storage, printable organic and hybrid thin-film transistors for flexible electronics, organic materials for all-optical switching and computing, barrier coatings for encapsulation of organic electronics.
COPE has expertise in theory, synthesis, material science and characterization, device physics and in electrical and materials engineering.
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2016
31 May 2016
Which Electric Truck Powertrain Wins?
How will trucks clean up their act to avoid becoming illegal under the impending 2025 and 2030 legislation? This article discusses the different approaches.20 May 2016
Silicon Carbide vs Gallium Nitride Power Devices: Which Win?
28 Jan 2016
Solar roads find many uses
Installing photovoltaics in roads seems a daft idea at first. It sounds expensive and unlikely to work unless cleaned, free of snow and ice and in direct sunlight - all too infrequent in most places. Indeed, roads are constantly dug up by utilities, repairmen and others. How do you do that with sheets of glass?2015
10 Nov 2015
Imec and Kaneka expand their collaboration
imec and Kaneka Corporation, has announced that they have signed a new three year framework agreement that strengthens and extends their comprehensive R&D collaboration. Next to working on next generation solar cells, under this frame agreement imec and Kaneka will explore new applications in life science and thin-film electronics.13 Oct 2015
Collaboration on electric supercharging technology
Controlled Power Technologies and Eminox have reached agreement to collaborate on the development of electric supercharging solutions to reduce fuel consumption.9 Oct 2015
3D printing and public policy
Although legal principles apply to 3D printing the same as they apply to any other technology, 3D printing has the unique potential to upset the legal status quo. It is the potential scale of 3D printing that may have profound effects on the law.25 Sep 2015
Small electric vehicles $33 billion market
Small manned electric vehicles - e-bikes to car-like micro EVs - often sell in the largest numbers. Although they are usually lower in cost than regular cars, they will reach over $33 billion in 2026 according to IDTechEx analysis.10 Sep 2015
BlackBerry to acquire Good Technology for $425 million
BlackBerry Limited has announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Good Technology for $425 million in cash.31 Aug 2015
Kia Soul EV being used for wireless charging development
A wireless power transfer system is being integrated and tested using fleet of Kia Soul EVs.26 Aug 2015
Research sets new record for generation of fuels from sunlight
Researchers have designed a solar fuel generating device that has established a new record in energy efficiency for the production of solar fuels.5 Aug 2015
Sol-gel capacitor dielectric offers record-high energy storage
Using a hybrid silica sol-gel material and self-assembled monolayers of a common fatty acid, researchers have developed a new capacitor dielectric material that provides an electrical energy storage capacity rivaling certain batteries, with both a high energy density and high power density.28 Jul 2015
Anticipating 48V Systems in Conventional Cars
Ongoing interviews by IDTechEx across the world reveal that new power electronic systems are being designed on the assumption that 48V systems will be adopted for conventional cars in the next five years.21 Jul 2015
Towards higher voltage supercapacitors for consumer electronics
In this instalment of our graphene series we discuss commercialising flexible graphene supercapacitors.14 May 2015
LG Chem to supply EV batteries to Daimler Group
LG Chem has been selected by Daimler AG (Daimler) as the supplier of lithium-ion batteries for Smart EV that will be newly launched in 2016.18 Mar 2015
We're converted say Nissan Leaf drivers
The journey from being interested in electric cars to being converted to electric car drivers is now complete for many of the participants in My Electric Avenue's trials.2014
26 Aug 2014
On-board chargers and DC-DC converters
On-board chargers and DC-DC converters use similar components to the inverters that are the main focus of this article and they face the same issues in the main, such as improving space, weight, cost and efficiency.29 May 2014
Graphene could reduce weight of batteries for electric vehicles
Graphene - the world's thinnest material isolated at The University of Manchester - could make batteries light, durable and suitable for high capacity energy storage from renewable generation.11 Apr 2014
Shale gas profitability doubts cast shadow on fuel cell cars launch
Last year finally saw the kick-off in sales of electric cars with 2014 seeing a new impetus on fuel cell cars.8 Apr 2014
Highlights from the IDTechEx emerging technology events in Berlin
IDTechEx recently organised a co-located conference and tradeshow on printed electronics, energy harvesting, 3D printing, graphene and supercapacitors. In this article series, we will provide some of the latest highlights from these conferences.8 Apr 2014
Wearable technology - who needs what?
IDTechEx Research's new report "Wearable Technology 2014-2024: Technologies, Markets, Forecasts" comprehensively covers wearable technology and concentrates on wearable electronics and electrics, which will remain over 99% of the business.