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Weekly News: Semiconductor Ink Offers Sustainable Emission for OLEDs; Imaging Reveals Cellular activity; SPIE Names Prism Award Winners (2/8/2024)

Weekly News: Semiconductor Ink Offers Sustainable Emission for OLEDs; Imaging Reveals Cellular activity; SPIE Names Prism Award Winners

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Thursday, February 8, 2024

Weekly News

Semiconductor Ink Offers High-Efficiency, Sustainable Emission for OLEDs

A new, 3D-printable material that is a highly efficient emitter could lead to cheaper, more sustainable manufacturing processes for OLED devices. The material, called supramolecular ink, demonstrated the ability to convert nearly all absorbed light into visible light during the emission process. Read Article

High-Throughput Imaging Reveals Multi-Particle Cellular Activity

A new software program can map the movements of multiple particles within cells simultaneously, providing insight into cellular functions that are difficult — and sometimes impossible — to investigate using single-cell tracking methods. The software, developed by researchers at the University of Bonn and Wageningen University and Research, speeds the high-throughput process used to observe molecules in cells, enabling fivefold shorter measurement times than single-particle tracking, according to the researchers. Read Article

SPIE Names 2024 Prism Award Winners

SPIE, the international society for optics and photonics, recognized the top innovations in new optics and photonics products at the 2024 Prism Awards held at Photonics West on Jan. 31. The gala event marked the Prism Awards’ 16th anniversary. Read Article

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