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***** Fraunhofer IPMS develops transparent emissive displays for ultra-light and compact augmented reality systems *****

Ynvisible appoints Felix Karlsson as Director

Friday 29 March 2024
Appointments

Ynvisible Interactive Inc., Vancouver, has announced the appointment of Felix Karlsson as a Director of the Company. His appointment follows the resignation of Jani-Mikael Kuusisto who has decided to step down.

Smartkem announces collaboration with Industrial Research Institute (ITRI) in Taiwan

Thursday 28 March 2024
Companies / Markets

The strategic move is expected to accelerate the ability to manufacture commercially ready products using Smartkem OTFT technology. The multi-year technology collaboration agreement is part of Smartkem's commercialization strategy.

The Future of Electronics RESHAPED: TechBlick hosts its first on-site event in the US

Wednesday 27 March 2024
Exhibitions / Events

The new event will take place on 12-13 June, 2024, in Boston. 54 exhibitors and around 400 attendees are expected.

Pragmatic opens UK's first 300 mm semiconductor wafer manufacturing facility

Wednesday 27 March 2024
Companies / Markets

Pragmatic Semiconductor has officially opened the UK’s first 300mm semiconductor wafer fabrication line (fab) at Pragmatic Park in Durham. The advanced manufacturing facility produces chips based on Pragmatic’s innovative and unique flexible integrated circuit technology.

Fraunhofer IPMS: Silicon chips for material characterization of printed electronics

Wednesday 27 March 2024
Products

How efficient are new materials? Does changing the properties lead to better conductivity? The Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS, Dresden (Germany) develops and manufactures silicon substrates for this purpose. This enables the fundamental electrical characterization of materials such as a novel graphene emulsion.