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1. October 2026 |

Products & Innovations

Schreiner MediPharm to present new multifunctional label for pens

The booming markets for GLP-1 drugs pose special challenges to pharmaceutical manufacturers. For this purpose, Schreiner MediPharm, a leading developer and manufacturer of innovative functional labels for the healthcare industry, has developed a new multifunctional label for pens and autoinjectors combining analogue and digital security features with additional benefits. Schreiner MediPharm will be presenting the […]

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30. September 2026 |

Companies & Markets

DP Patterning opens new flexible electronics manufacturing facility

DP Patterning has officially opened its new headquarters and manufacturing facility in Norrköping, Sweden. The 3,500-square-metre site will support the company’s continued growth and large-scale production of flexible electronics using its patented Dry Phase Patterning technology. Unlike conventional manufacturing methods based on chemical etching or conductive silver inks, DP Patterning uses a dry, mechanical roll-to-roll […]

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29. September 2026 |

Research

Fraunhofer IPMS highlights full-colour RGBW microdisplays

Scientists at the Fraunhofer Institute for Photonic Microsystems IPMS have developed a full-colour OLED microdisplay based on a 28 nm CMOS process, which is highly efficient and features smallest pixels. The display was presented at Eurodisplay 2026, which took place from 22-24 September 2026 in Dublin, Ireland. New generation of full-colour microdisplays Fraunhofer IPMS has […]

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28. September 2026 |

Companies & Markets

LC Elektronik – “Screen printing is old. And that’s why it’s so good.”

We often assume that newer means better. A newer machine must be better than an older one, and a newer printing method must surely be more suitable for modern electronics than a process that has existed for more than a hundred years. Then we enter a factory producing printed electronics and discover something interesting. Silver […]

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24. September 2026 |

Research

CSEM aims to help Swiss deep-tech start-ups

CSEM is launching Start-up Elevate, a new programme that will give five selected deep-tech start-ups CHF 50,000 worth of targeted technology development support each to overcome one critical technical barrier to growth. The initiative targets a technology development gap that can emerge as start-ups move from prototype to industrial deployment. Switzerland has become one of […]

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