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New dates and location announced for the 4th International Conference on the Industrialisation of Dye Solar Cells (DSC-IC 2010) ...more
Inkjet printing technology company Xennia has demonstrated new tools for inkjet printing on textiles, highlighting the possibility to add conductive inks to flexible substrates for printed electronics...more
Nanoelectronic devices could be created using PEDOT, a material for creating organic electronics, research has shown...more
Organic solar cells could be given the lifetimes to become commercially viable by using barrier materials from the packaging industry, thanks to the OSCAR project...more
In 2011 a global commodities exchange will go live, linking up buyers and investors with suppliers of nano-engineered materials, to help unlock the commercial potential of this far-reaching field of technology...more
Ingo B Hagemann, architect and BIPV consultant, discusses opportunities and challenges for organic solar cells and other third-generation (3rd Gen) photovoltaic technologies in the building and construction industry...more
Dr Sean Smyth, a leading consultant for the digital and analogue printing industry, examines opportunities and challenges for printing electronics...more
US solar window developer New Energy Technologies has developed the first completely see-through, energy-generating window...more
Bayer: nanoinks for printed electronics
New materials produced for future organic electronics
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