Mind your head! Flexible electronics helps to prevent severe injuries in contact sports
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Breathe for peace of mind South Korean scientist wants to diagnose diabetes and other severe diseases by analysing the breath through a portable device
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Two heads are better than one Measuring cholesterol may get much more convenient in the near future thanks to organic and printed electronics
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Show your feelings! Intelligent and interactive clothing could be a worthy field of activity for flexible and stretchable electronics
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Close monitoring New sensors are developed to monitor military and civilian personnel in critical positions
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Flexibility is key If applications are to be worn on or in the human body the power source of course also has to adjust to its conditions and shapes
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Sensing inks Intrinsiq Materials develops the inks for a British project that plans to produce tests that rapidly detect sexually transmitted diseases
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Mother Nature’s finest Carbon nanotubes transform spider silk into a conductive, multifunctional and eco-friendly material
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Silver linings Ag/AgCl inks can be used as a basis for various medical applications
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Tailor made and fit for purpose VDL FLOW designs and builds R&D and pilot manu-facturing lines for OPV and OLED for Solliance
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Ditch the time wasters Why infrared could be the right choice for the drying and sintering of printed electronics
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A move towards mutual benefit Ceradrop joins MGI Group and hopes to profit from its international network and proven technology
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Tomorrow’s world Stanford engineers build the world’s first basic computer using carbon nanotubes
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Stand apart A new project joins the work towards luminescent packaging based on OLED technology
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Further growth ahead OPE journal presents its latest study of the market for organic and printed electronics
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A decade of printed electronics The 10th Printed Electronics USA exhibition is driven by the desire to be at the forefront of innovation in the market
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Premier of OPE-X China New exhibition for the organic and printed electronics industry in Shanghai
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Munich invites you to make yourself at home LOPE-C’s second time around in Munich was able to even excel last year’s event
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The horse whisperer Michael Hecht and his four-legged ‘friends’ offer rather unusual training programmes for executives
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A word of greeting
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OE-A Elects New Board of Directors
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Organic and Printed Electronics Reach Mass Markets
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OE-A Announces Winners of LOPE-C Investor Forum Awards and Demonstrator Competition
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Smart Devices and Printed Electronics for the Healthcare sector
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Meeting the challenge: Advancing the integration of electronic functions into textiles
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Printed detection strips for the control of adherence to therapy
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