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The OVPD Gen2 production system by AIXTRON

Aristotle University and AIXTRON collaborate

Tuesday 28 May 2013
Companies / Markets

AIXTRON SE, a German manufacturer of deposition systems, and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, today announced that they will closely cooperate in the European SMARTONICS project started in January 2013. The project’s main focus is to propel market penetration of organic electronics.

The production line for high volume production of solar cells

VDL and Solliance team up for in OPV production

Monday 27 May 2013
Companies / Markets

VDL Groep of Eindhoven and Solliance, an alliance of ECN, imec, TNO, Holst Centre, TU/e and Forschungszentrum Jülich, have recently announced a cooperation for the development of a pilot production line for organic photovoltaics (OPV).

Bayer MaterialScience ends its commitment in carbon nanotubes

Monday 13 May 2013
Companies / Markets

Germany based Bayer MaterialScience has recently announced that it will bring its work on carbon nanotubes (CNTs) to a close. Precisely how the research results and know-how for the production and application of CNTs will be used further will be determined shortly according to the company.

The Printed Electronics Europe 2013 Award winners with IDTechEx CEO Raghu Das

Printed Electronics Awards winners announced

Thursday 25 April 2013
Exhibitions / Events

During the Printed Electronics Europe Event (17-18 April, Berlin) organiser IDTechEx announced the winners of the annual Printed Electronics Award. These prices are meant to recognise outstanding progress in the development and commercialisation of printed electronics.

Organic image sensors sensitive to X-rays, visible and near infrared spectrum ranges

Novel organic imaging technology

Monday 15 April 2013
Products

NikkoIA SAS, a French company specialised in the development of visible and near infrared photodetectors and image sensors has announced the introduction of two new product families of organic imaging technology, which are said to extend the company’s portfolio to X-rays and validate its compatibility with substrates based on CMOS technology.