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Dr Wolfgang Clemens of PolyIC at the last OE-A session in 2014

OE-A to host seminar at productronica

Thursday 22 October 2015
Exhibitions / Events

“Printed Electronics – Future Technology in Daily life” is the title of a seminar on 11 November 2015, which will be held by the Organic Electronics Association (OE-A; a working group of the VDMA dedicated to organic and printed electronics) at the tradeshow productronica 2015.

Sri Peruvemba has joined the board of directors at Quantum Materials

Quantum Materials presents new member of the board of directors

Monday 19 October 2015
Appointments

The American quantum dot manufacturer Quantum Materials Corp, which is based in San Marcos, Texas, has announced that Sri Peruvemba has joined the company’s board of directors, effective immediately.

CYNORA appoints new CEO

Monday 12 October 2015
Appointments

Gildas Sorin has been appointed CEO of German-based CYNORA GmbH with immediate effect. According to the company, his great experience in the OLED and display industry makes Sorin the ideal candidate to take the leading provider of TADF emitter systems for OLEDs to the next stage.

SEMI announces FlexTech Alliance as first strategic association partner

Thursday 08 October 2015
Companies / Markets

SEMI, the global industry association advancing the interests of the worldwide electronics supply chain, has announced that FlexTech Alliance has become its first strategic (association) partner, a form of inter-industry cooperation. In this partnership, FlexTech will continue to pursue its mission of fostering the growth of the emerging flexible, hybrid and printed electronics industry as part of SEMI.

The NUS engineering team holding up their wearable liquid-based micro-fluidic tactile sensors

NUS Singapore team develops liquid-based wearable sensors

Thursday 01 October 2015
Products

A team from NUS Singapore led by Professor Lim Chwee Teck, department of biomedical engineering, has developed a wearable liquid-based microfluidic tactile sensor. A world’s first, it is extremely suitable for helping robots feel – for example by adding touch to robotic fingers.