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Conductive Compounds announces formable conductive inks

Printable, formable conductive inks that can be applied to a flat plastic substrate and then molded into various shapes offer exciting new opportunities to engineers and designers trying to incorporate internal electronic circuitry into molded automotive and aircraft interior parts, as well as a wide variety of industrial and consumer electronic assemblies

Solar powered drone unveiled

Silent Falcon™ UAS Technologies has unveiled the highly anticipated Silent Falcon™ solar electric unmanned aerial system.

LG Display chosen by Korean government to lead OLED project

According to the Korea Herald, LG Display has been chosen by the government to lead a project to develop transparent and flexible organic light-emitting diode displays.

Development of a high performance flexible solid state battery

The technological advance of thin and light flexible display has encouraged the development of flexible batteries with a high power density and thermal stability.

Printed thin film transistors to be discussed in Tokyo

Today, we have a rapidly increasing range of material options available for fabricating TFTs, including oxides, organics, etc. In spite of this, amorphous and polycrystalline silicon remain the dominant technologies.

How green are electric vehicles really?

Electric vehicles are not green just because they use electricity rather than fuel, but their green credentials critically depend on the materials used, the driving conditions and, most importantly, the carbon intensity of their electricity sources.

Nanostructured antireflection coating for solar cell applications

Magnolia Solar has demonstrated high quality 3-inch growth of nanostructured antireflection coatings on glass for solar cell applications.

Low cost energy storage

A team of researchers has developed a cheap, rechargeable and eco-friendly battery that could be used to store energy at solar power plants for a rainy day.

Success in self-assembly of quantum dots with world's highest density

The NIMS Photonic Materials Unit recently succeeded in the development of a new self-assembly technique for quantum dots with the world's highest surface density, greatly exceeding the previously reported value.

Thermoelectric Generators: A $750 Million market by 2022

Although thermoelectric phenomena have been used for heating and cooling applications quite extensively, electricity generation has only seen very limited market in niche applications and it is only in recent years that interest has increased regarding new applications of energy generation through thermoelectric harvesting.

LG Display employees charged with OLED theft

LG Display Co. said 11 people including six of its own employees have been charged with stealing advanced TV display technology from rival Samsung.

Heated trousers, sustainable walkways:new ball game at London Olympics

With the Olympics underway, the whole world is looking to London and the excitement the Games are promising over the next couple of weeks. What sometimes goes unnoticed is the innovation that is ever present in the games, the limelight being stolen by exciting duels, explosive races and record breaking performances.

Solexel unveils ultra-thin, high-performance silicon solar cell

Dr. Mehrdad Moslehi, Solexel's Founder, Executive Chairman & CTO, recently unveiled the company's disruptive ultra-thin silicon solar cell technology.

Toughened silicon sponges may make tenacious batteries

Rice University, Lockheed Martin researchers extract multiple anodes from a single wafer for lithium-ion batteries

Chemical companies position for EV battery boom Part 2: Daikin

Daikin Industries will soon start making electrolytes for lithium ion batteries and begin selling them in January

New technology harnesses regenerative braking

The pilot project captures the braking energy of its trains on the Market-Frankford Line and will integrate that power into the regional electric grid.

French government increases EV, hybrid subsidies

Increases will be valid up to end-2012; country to install more charging stations

Laser beams charge electric planes in mid flight

The proprietary system that makes it possible to wirelessly transfer energy over long distances using laser light to create a continual source of power.

Photovoltaics from any semiconductor

A technology that would enable low-cost, high efficiency solar cells to be made from virtually any semiconductor material has been developed.

Utah physicists invent 'Spintronic' LED

New technology promises brighter TV and computer displays