Organic Electronics

Organic electronics is one of the most disruptive technologies impacting the modern world. With technologies in this fast-moving industry constantly emerging and evolving, let IntertechPira's Organic Electronics channel be your expert guide to the all the latest industry news and innovations to hit the marketplace. Covering the hottest new technologies, including printed and disposable electronics, organic RFID, thin film photovoltaics, smart fabrics, intelligent packaging, OLEDs, and flexible displays, the Organic Electronics channel is a unique new resource to keep on top of the most recent developments and opportunities. Visit regularly to read Joe Thompson's blog for a refreshing new take on the latest industry news and events!

Don't miss the Plastic Electronic Foundation Awards for Innovation. The awards recognise excellence in 3 categories:

Academia for the most original and revolutionary research in the field
Technology developers for the most innovative developments in organic electronics
The end user for the most innovative application of organic electronics

The awards will be presented at the 4th Global Plastic Electronics conference & showcase 27-29 October 2008 in Berlin, Germany. Click here to submit a nomination.

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FT and USA Today announced as Plastic Logic's first content partners for its e-reader

Sara ver-Bruggen | 10 Feb 09, 9:22:01 AM

Editor in chief, IntertechPira

Plastic Logic, the UK-based e-reader developer, has announced strategic deals with the Financial Times and USA TODAY, and other partnerships to commercialise its device.

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Concerns for content
18 Sep 08, 4:10:23 PM
ePaper: Have you heard the news?
18 Sep 08, 9:11:00 AM
Game on: Why the sports industry is the best driver for wearable electronics
17 Sep 08, 10:01:36 AM

Insightful comment and analysis from industry experts

Five new instantly-downloadable publications from IntertechPira

ORFID

This Industry Insight specifically considers the use of ORFID technology in various applications, including the main application of item-level tagging for inventory control, point-of-sale operations, or product tracking. It considers the key market issues, cost and technological challenges.
Price £75, Download available now See contents and order

Roll to Roll Organic Electronics

Roll-to-roll (R2R) organic electronics uses traditional printing technologies such as gravure, offset and screen for the production of a broad range of organic electronics including PVs, RFID tags, fuel cells and printable OLEDs. This fast process is relatively cheap for the high volume production of organic electronics. This Industry Insight considers the technologies behind the R2R production of organic electronics and the various applications. It gives an excellent overview of the processes and considers how this technology may develop in the future.
Price £75, Publishing July 07 See more detailsand order

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Colour E-paper

Price £75, Publishing July 07 See more details and order

Photonics Textiles

Price £75, Publishing July 07 See more details and order

Developments in Telemedicine

Price £75, Download available now See contents and order

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Concerns for content

Joe Thompson | 18 Sep 08, 4:10:23 PM

Assistant Editor, Printed and Disposable Electronics News

It's all very well having a plethora of handheld e-books to choose from but the software and the content has to be available on each version sold on the market. This is the sort of opinion being expressed throughout IFRA's e-reading event in Paris.

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