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IC1 Kyulux Highlights Stack Design Challenges of OLED

by Bob Raikes

Kyulux was represented at the Investors’ Conference by Christopher Savoie, who is the CEO. The firm was founded in 2015, but based on long-established research and it has 30 researchers. It has a ‘globally-oriented’ …

Nanoco and Kyulux to Develop and Market Their Technologies Collaboratively

by Ken Werner

During Display Week, British quantum-dot (QD) developer Nanoco and German Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF) developer Kyulux announced a collaboration and joint development agreement. The announcement called each of the partners a “world leader” …

BC17 Cynora Progressing on TADF Blue

by Bob Raikes

Andreas Haldi is from Cynora of Germany, which makes TADF. an OLED material, that is claimed to have better efficacy than existing phosphorescent materials. He said that he had heard mention of Google as …

Nanoco and Kyulux to Collaborate on OLED/QLED Displays

by Bob Raikes

Nanoco and Kyulux said that they would work together to develop displays that can exploit Kyulux’s hyperflourescent emitters and Nanoco’s heavy metal free quantum dots Analyst Comment I have mentioned before that it seemed …

TADF Workshop to be held in Kyushu, Japan

by Alan Spencer

The International TADF Workshop 2017 will take place on 20th and 21st July at Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan. The workshop is free and is organised by the university with the aim to share the …

EU Launches $4.3 million HyperOLED Project

by Alan Spencer

The EU has launched a three-year $4.3 million project to develop efficient hyper-fluorescence TADF OLED emitters. The new project called HyperOLED aims to develop materials and matching device architectures for high-performance, hyper-fluorescence TADF OLED …

Cynora Promises Blue TADF in 2017

by Bob Raikes

OLED Info has conducted an interview with Dr. Andreas Haldi, the CMO of Cynora, the German start up that is working on TADF materials. The key development highlighted was that the firm expects to …

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Polymer TADF Emitters are Under Development

by Arthur Berman

Researchers from the Technical University in Dresden (Dresden, Germany) have developed a new method to produce polymer Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF) emitting molecules. The new materials exhibit quantum yields substantially higher than previous …

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International TADF Symposium Due for Frankfurt

by Alan Spencer

The first International symposium on TADF will take place in Frankfurt at the Hilton City Centre Hotel on 7th September 2017. The symposium will be hosted by Cynora and is intended to provide a …

New Materials Developed with Potential for Multi-Color OLEDs

by Arthur Berman

A team of researchers headed by Professor Youhei Takeda of the Department of Applied Chemistry within the Graduate School of Engineering at Osaka University (Osaka, Japan) have created multi-color MechanoChromic Luminescent (MCL) materials that …

CYNORA Achieves a New Milestone in Efficiency and Stability of Blue TADF Emitters for OLEDS

by Isaac Oburu

CYNORA, a leader in TADF (thermally activated delayed fluorescence) materials, has developed new material classes that combine both, high efficiency and long lifetime, for blue emission. With these new achievements, the company is on …

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Cynora Combines Efficiency with Long Life in TADF

by Bob Raikes

Cynora’s labCynora of Germany has released new data on the development of its TADF OLED materials that are claimed to combine both high efficiency and long lifetime, for blue emission and keeps the company …

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