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Plextronics offers its solar cell inks in research quantities

Plextronics, Inc. announced today the introduction of its ink systems for organic solar cell fabrication at the IDTechEx PV Beyond Conventional Silicon Conference, which is being held this week in Denver, Colorado.

Ultra low power electrochromic displays

US based AJJER LLC is developing ultra low power electrochromic displays and indicators operating at less than 2.4 volts and within a range of 1 to 5 mW.

Sigma-Aldrich signs agreement with Plextronics

Printed electronics holds possibilities for applications including printed organic solar cells, radio frequency identification (RFID) tags and flexible displays

Amazon's wireless e-reader creates a stir

Amazon's Jeff Bezos will be delighted with the press coverage that there e-reader Kindle received last week. At the BookExpo America a couple of weeks ago it was one of the main topics of conversation. It seems that everyone had something to say about it.

OLLA final event symposium, Eindhoven 12.8.08

The final symposium of the OLLA OLED lighting project took place on the High Tech Campus in Eindhoven Netherlands 12.6.08 with about 80 attending the exhibition and about 60 attending the half day conference.

Asian giants develop flex e-paper displays, but Europe first to market

East Asian giants progress flexible e-paper displays, but Europe first to commercialise

Highlights of the Solar Innovation and Investment meeting, UK

IDTechEx provide feedback of the Solar Innovation and Investment meeting held between the 21st and the 23rd of May in London.

Recruitment: IDTechEx seek VP Technical Sales; VP Marketing

Recruitment opportunities at IDTechEx: join a fast growing, award winning company.

MSPI to invest US$20 million in G24i

Companies with proven technology are still able to attract significant investment even with concerns over the impact of the credit crunch on the renewables sector.

New OLED lighting company in Japan

Lumiotec claim to be the world's first company to specialize only on OLED lighting; New OLED line in China

Gentag, Inc. and MacroArray Technologies join forces

Gentag, Inc. and MacroArray Technologies have teamed to develop a new wireless test platform that will incorporate Gentag's cell phone-sensor technology with MacroArray's proteomics discovery technology to create a series of new disposable, wireless diagnostic tests.

Terahertz radiation could be used to detect early tumors

An imaging systems that can detect naturally occurring terahertz radiation with unprecedented sensitivity and resolution may soon be able to detect early tumors.

Plextronics signs MOU to supply solar technology to Korean company

Plextronics, Inc. has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Korea Parts & Fasteners (KPF) to create a research and development center for organic photovoltaic process development.

Vibrant RFID markets

The global RFID market continues its rapid growth as record orders up to $0.5 billion each are serviced. This year demand for RFID is on target for $5.3 billion globally as it powers its way to $27 billion in 2018. Indeed, much is now happening in Europe, although it is the US and China that share top slot as RFID spenders at present.

Printed electronics - the large companies move in

The IDTechEx conference Printed Electronics Asia in Tokyo on October 8-9 will reveal many new advances and initiatives by the giant corporations.

Scientists create stretchable silicon circuits

Scientists have developed a new form of stretchable silicon integrated circuit that can wrap around complex shapes.

CDT, Sumitomo and Novaled plan to co-develop hybrid OLED devices

CDT, Sumitomo Chemical and Novaled will collaborate to evaluate Novaled PIN OLED structures in Polymer OLED devices.

UV-inkjet OLEDs - A new technology

In time, it will be possible to develop printed OLEDs sufficiently to light up advertising posters with flashing lights and moving messages.

Darpa selects Bioident for joint development project

Project demonstrates potential of biosensors with integrated printed detectors for point-of-use tests.

All eyes on printed electronics

Analysts see printed electronics rising exponentially to around $300 billion in twenty years' time, with demand for conductive inks alone reaching several billion dollars yearly five years from now.