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+Plastic Electronics editorial calendar 2010
| Vol 2 Issue 5 | Vol 2 Issue 6 | Vol 3 Issue 1 |
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Special editorial: Organic Photovoltaics Event distribution
Organic Photovoltaics 2010,
Philadelphia, 28 April Advertising copy deadline
1 February 2010 Publication date
25 February 2010 | Special editorial: Smart Fabrics Event distribution
Smart Fabrics 2010, Miami,
14 April & Interactive Displays 2010,
San Jose, 20 April Advertising copy deadline
15 March 2010 Publication date
29 March 2010 | Special editorial: Nanomaterials and plastic electronics Event distribution
NanoMaterials 2010, London,
8 June Advertising copy deadline
12 May 2010 Publication date
31 May 2010 |
Organic photvoltaics (OPVs) and other third-generation solar cell technologies are being developed for many industries and applications. | Better integration of electronic functionality with yarns and fabrics is aiding rapid adoption of smart fabrics by brands in sports and outdoor wear, healthcare and other markets. | From processing techniques to inks and materials, nanotechnology is playing an increasingly vital role in the progress of the plastic electronics industry. |
Editorial topics: - Bags are the first products to use commercial OPVs, indicating their potential and appeal as portable and integrated power sources for a range of consumer electronics.
- The building-integrated PV market will provide some of the greatest demand - and technical challenges - for organic solar cells in the long-term. Find out how OPVs are being developed for glass, roof and other building applications.
- To succeed in BIPV applications organic solar cells must be stable and durable. Several initiativess are developing barrier and encapsulation technologies for OPVs. | Editorial topics: - Integrated displays and lighting are opening up new opportunities for fashion houses and sportswear names to strengthen product branding in clothing and allow wearers to customise apparel to enhance individuality.
- Clothing and footwear in sports and other markets can benefit from integrated OLED and other forms of illumination to keep the wearer visible at night or in adverse conditions. | Editorial topics: - Conductive inks: Several R&D efforts around the world are exploiting nanotechnology to develop next-generation, high-performance conductive inks and processes for applications in printed electronics.
- How carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are being used to improve the performance of OLED displays, OPVs and other plastic electronics devices.
- Nanotechnology in sensors, diagnostics and healthcare-based plastic electronics innovations. |
| Vol 3 Issue 2 | Vol 3 Issue 3 | Vol 3 Issue 4 |
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Special editorial: Commercial progress of OLEDs in lighting and display applications Event distribution
OLED World Summit 2010, San Francisco, 1 October Advertising copy deadline
7 July 2010 Publication date
26 July 2010
| Special editorial: Dye solar cell technology, applications and markets Event distribution
4th International Conference on the Industrialization of Dye Solar Cells (DSC-IC 2010), Denver, 25 October Advertising copy deadline
22 September 2010 Publication date
11 October 2010
| Special editorial: e-paper displays and e-reader innovations + new applications for e-paper Advertising copy deadline
1 December 2010 Publication date
20 December 2010
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OLED/POLED lighting developers are engaging with designers and the luminaire industry to commercialise more energy-efficient products. | Dye solar cells (DSC) - a promising third-generation PV technology - has the potential to supply affordable solar energy for a variety of applications. | E-readers are the biggest market for for e-paper, as more brands and publishers launch devices to profit from growing demand e-books, e-newspapers and other digital content. |
Editorial topics: - What is acceptable in terms of lifetime, cost and brightness to make OLED/POLED lighting for commercial markets: Perspectives from architects, designers lighting fixture and luminaire companies.
- Latest efforts in materials development and pilot manufacturing, to scale up OLED/POLED lighting.
- Opportunities for AMOLEDs in smartphones, small TVs and applications other than mobile phones.
| Editorial topics: - Examines partnerships between developers and industrial companies around the world integrating DSC technology into building materials and products.
- Improving the performance of core DSC materials, in terms of efficiencies and lifetimes and scaling up production of materials for DSC-based modules.
- Applications for DSC technology in portable electronics chargers and remote power supply. | Editorial topics: - Advances in flexible backplanes, touchscreen technology and colour for e-readers with bigger screens and greater functionality.
- E-reader market focus: textbook publishing.
- Emerging applications for e-paper displays in signage, security, advertising, mobile phones and other applications.
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