News - OPE Journal - Organic & Printed Electronics

OE-A announces winners of its competition at LOPEC

Thursday 14 April 2016
Exhibitions / Events

At LOPEC 2016, the leading European tradeshow for organic and printed electronics in Munich, Germany, innovative ideas as well as start-up companies were offered a platform to support the continuous development of the international market. New visions and creative concepts are what the OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association) aims to promote in its annual OE-A Competition.

Coatema announces collaboration with temicon

Wednesday 13 April 2016
Companies / Markets

At LOPEC 2016, the German micro-/nanotechnology specialists Coatema GmbH and temicon GmbH have jointly released their new temiCoat brand, which joins their activities in the field of nano-imprinting and nano-structuring machinery.

European premiere of Audi's OLED tail lights

LOPEC 2016 – Printed electronics as a key technology of the future

Tuesday 12 April 2016
Exhibitions / Events

From 5 to 7 April 2016, LOPEC displayed pioneering and innovative products from the field of printed electronics in Munich, Germany. 148 companies made their way from 18 countries to exhibit at the International Exhibition and Conference for the printed electronics industry.

AIXTRON reaches key milestone on way to producing large-format OLEDs

Wednesday 23 March 2016
Companies / Markets

AIXTRON SE, a leading manufacturer of deposition systems for the semiconductor industry with headquarters in Herzogenrath, Germany, has reached an important milestone with its new OVPD demonstrator OLAD (Organic Large Area Demonstrator). After an initial test phase lasting several months and producing excellent results in some cases, the system is now available for initial customer tests.

A perovskite solar cell from Solliance member imec

Panasonic joins Solliance as an industrial partner

Monday 21 March 2016
Companies / Markets

Solliance, a partnership of R&D organisations from The Netherlands, Belgium and Germany working in thin film photovoltaic solar energy, has announced that the Japanese Panasonic Corporation has joined one of its research programmes. The project concerns the development of roll-to-roll manufacturing processes aimed at large-scale production of flexible perovskite solar cells.