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14. July 2024 |

Research

Oxford PV achieves record-setting solar module efficiency

Oxford PV, a global pioneer in next-generation solar technology, has achieved a new world record in solar module efficiency. The 60-cell residential-size module, produced with the company’s perovskite-on-silicon tandem solar cells, has achieved an unprecedented efficiency of 26.9%, surpassing the current best silicon modules ~25% with a similar designated module area. The breakthrough double-glass module, […]

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12. July 2024 |

Companies & Markets

Inuru opens new customer experience department in Warsaw

Inuru announces the move to a new location in Warsaw and simultaneously the opening of the brand-new Customer Experience Department. This department serves as the interface between customers, design, and the production of OLED technology. In addition to the Customer Experience Architects, the department includes its own design and production unit that aims to help […]

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10. July 2024 |

Exhibitions & Events

OE-A Competition 2025 – Calling innovators in Printed Electronics

The OE-A is on the lookout for inventors, creators, and designers. The OE-A Competition 2025 is now open for submissions, seeking new products, prototypes, and designs in the realm of flexible, organic, and printed electronics. All entries will be showcased at LOPEC 2025 and beyond. The goal of the OE-A Competition is to promote and […]

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10. July 2024 |

Companies & Markets

Black Semiconductor secures funding for new semiconductor technology in Europe

Black Semiconductor, a spin-off and current partner of the Graphene Flagship, secures EUR 254.4 million in funding to launch new semiconductor technology in Europe. The German federal government and the State of North-Rhine-Westphalia commit EUR 228.7 million in funding to drive a new generation of chips developed by Black Semiconductor, a technology company specialising in […]

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8. July 2024 |

Research

Fraunhofer IZM to develop ultra-thin coatings for bioelectronics

Hand prostheses that restore tactile sensitivity to amputees. Sensors capable of detecting diseases prior to outbreaks. These applications could soon become part of conventional treatment thanks to microchips implanted in the body. At Fraunhofer IZM, the Technologies for Bioelectronics working group is busy developing ultra-thin biocompatible coatings for bioelectronics implants. The core aim is to […]

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