A Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) has been signed by SAFCell Inc. with the Department of the Navy’s US Naval Research Laboratory (NRL).
CSEM worked with matriq AG to develop an innovative marking technology for plastics called DynamicMold. Together, they manufactured a MEMS micro-heating system that applies data matrix codes directly onto plastic components during molding.
Polaritons offer the best of two very different worlds. These hybrid particles combine light and molecules of organic material, making them ideal vessels for energy transfer in organic semiconductors.
Semiconductor fabrication technology has been improving steadily for decades and is now widely used in modern electronics.
Skipping forward in a line is rough, but at times it can be accepted. This is very true, especially in the case of salt.
The Nernst Equation plays a critical role in the progress of electrochemical devices like batteries. But it is only employed when there is no current flow.
The flourishing field of optoelectronic devices is accountable for driving the development of new alkali metal-based chalcogenides consisting of qualities that have to be examined strongly.
Building a better and more powerful solar cell is a primary research aim inside the clean energy sector for a greener and highly sustainable economy.
At the TU Dresden, scientists have initiated a new path towards excellent organic thermoelectric devices. It is a highly efficient modulation doping of highly ordered organic semiconductors under high doping concentrations.
ClassOne Equipment, the industry’s leading provider of refurbished semiconductor equipment will now also be representing a line of brand-new, high-performance bare wafer particle inspection systems from the Japanese manufacturer Takano.