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Transparent, printed photovoltaics can be integrated into to the facade of a building to generate energy (Photo: Heliatek GmbH)

OE-A starts new working group focused on energy harvesting

Tuesday 11 March 2014
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OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association), a Working Group within the German VDMA, has gathered leading companies and institutes in the area of organic electronics that are focused on energy generation to found a new working group on Organic Electronics Energy (OEE).

Cambridge Graphene Centre and Plastic Logic announce strategic partnership

Wednesday 26 June 2013
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Cambridge University’s Graphene Centre and Plastic Logic Ltd, UK, recently announced the signing of a formal collaboration agreement, marking Plastic Logic joining the Centre to start work on a specific research programme, aimed ultimately at revolutionising the commercial exploitation of graphene in flexible plastic electronics.

Left to right: Dr Stephan Kirchmeyer, Wolfgang Mildner, Dr Jeremy Burroughes, Stan Farnsworth, Thomas Kolbusch , Prof Toshihide Kamata, Prof Dr Reinhard Baumann, Dr Peter Fischer, Dr Mark Verrall, Dr Davor Sutija and Dr Klaus Hecker

OE-A elects new board of directors

Thursday 20 June 2013
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During the general assembly of the OE-A (Organic and Printed Electronics Association), which took place on 10 June 2013 at the Fraunhofer EMFT in Munich, Germany, its members elected a new board of directors.

New chief sales officer for 3D Micromac

Tuesday 26 March 2013
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Uwe Wagner has been named the new chief sales officer of 3D Micromac AG, a German producer of laser micromachining workstations for industry, research, and science. His core duties will be opening new markets and enlarging the international sales network of the company.

New technology director Flexible Electronics at Holst Centre

Friday 11 January 2013
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As per Januray 7, Paul Heremans has become technology director of the flexible electronics research activities at Holst Centre.