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The new biomedical sensor hub from imec and Holst Centre

Imec and Holst Centre present biomedical sensor hub for wearable health applications

Friday 07 October 2016
Exhibitions / Events

Imec, a leading R&D centre for nano-electronics and digital technology based in Leuven, Belgium, and Holst Centre (Eindhoven, The Netherlands) have announced a new sensor hub integrated as system-on-chip (SoC) intended for a broad range of wearable health devices and applications. The SoC combines an unprecedented number of biomedical analogue interfaces into a single chip, on-board digital signal processing, high fidelity operation, and multi-day monitoring capability with a single battery.

Barbara Ismaier, new exhibition director of LOPEC

LOPEC has new exhibition director

Tuesday 04 October 2016
Appointments

On 1 October 2016, Barbara Ismaier took on the role of exhibition director for LOPEC, the international exhibition and conference for printed electronics in Munich, Germany. She takes over from Carolin Fischer, who has gone on maternity leave. Ismaier will bring a wealth of experience and expertise with exhibitions to the role.

ACREO Swedish ICT installs full options CeraPrinter F-Serie

Monday 26 September 2016
Products

ACREO Swedish ICT, a centre for commercialising printed and organic electronics based in Norrkoping, Sweden, recently installed a CeraPrinter F-Serie all-in-one state-of-the-art digital materials deposition platform designed and manufactured by French-based CERADROP.

Peter Terium, CEO of innogy and Thibaud Le Séguillon, CEO of Heliatek

Heliatek raises €80M

Friday 23 September 2016
Companies / Markets

Heliatek, a world leader in organic photovoltaic and a manufacturer of solar films based in Dresden, Germany, has put together a €80M round to finance the expansion of its HeliaFilm manufacturing capacity by one million square-metres per year. This round comprises €42M in equity, €20M in debt, and about €18M in subsidies.

CYNORA and Juhua announce cooperation on OLED TVs

Wednesday 21 September 2016
Companies / Markets

CYNORA, a leader in highly efficient blue emitter materials for OLEDs based in Bruchsal, Germany, and Juhua, a Chinese open platform company aiming at the industrialisation of printing OLED technology to produce OLED TVs, have signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate on OLED TV development. CYNORA is joining the technology platform with Juhua, which is held by the two Chinese panel giants CSOT and Tianma.