News - OPE Journal - Organic & Printed Electronics

A visualisation of the transition. Image: M Oehzelt/HZB

New approach to eliminate losses between metallic contacts and organic semiconductors

Wednesday 25 June 2014
Products

In applications like OLEDs and OPV there are known problems at the interface between the metallic contacts and the organic semiconductor, where undesirable losses occur. Now Dr Martin Oehzelt of the German Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin has shown what these losses between the different materials depend upon and how to minimise them.

Graphene Flagship announces new partners

Monday 23 June 2014
Appointments

Following its competitive call Graphene Flagship, one of the largest-ever European research initiatives, has just announced that it invited 66 new partners and thereby will double in size.

Dr Martin Krebs (2nd from left) hands the Best Prototype / New Product-award to Johannes Schad, Katrin Riethus and Bernhard Herold of PolyIC (picture: Messe München)

OE-A announces the winners of the Demonstrator Award and the LOPEC Start-up Forum

Wednesday 11 June 2014
Exhibitions / Events

The OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association) has just announced the winners of its demonstrator Award, which is granted to innovative concepts that show the manifold areas of application of printed and organic electronics.

David Wolin, technical & production director at CSEM Brasil, and Frank Schäfer, sales director at KROENERT

KROENERT supplies production line for organic photovoltaics to Brazil

Thursday 05 June 2014
Companies / Markets

The Hamburg-based KROENERT GmbH & Co. KG, a leading manufacturer of coating and laminating lines for web materials, is about to finish the construction of the biggest production line for printed electronics and organic photovoltaics (OPV) in the Americas. The system will be supplied to CSEM Brasil, a subsidiary of the Neuchatel, Switzerland-based CSEM SA. With the commissioning of KROENERT’s LabCo, the company wants to strengthen its position as one of the leading organic and printed electronics suppliers.

Thinfilm presents first printed NFC-enabled smart label

Tuesday 03 June 2014
Products

The Norwegian Thin Film Electronics ASA (Thinfilm) recently announced that it has successfully demonstrated the industry’s first integrated-system product to combine printed electronics technology, real-time sensing capability, and near-field communication (NFC) functionality.