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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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Cynora Appoints Haldi CMO Ahead of Launch

by Tom Allen

Andreas Haldi has joined Cynora as the company’s new CMO, as it gets ready to commercialise its blue TADF-based OLED emitting materials. Haldi has worked in the OLED materials field for almst 15 years. …

IC2 Kyulux Has Great Support and Intriguing Technology

by Bob Raikes

Christopher Savoie is from Kyulux, in Kyushu, Japan, where he is CEO. The company was founded a year ago, and has funding from a range of VCs as well as Samsung Display, LG Display, …

IC1 Cynora Sets out its Progress on TADF

by Bob Raikes

Gildas Sorin is from Cynora of Germany but he was a founder of Novaled which was sold to Samsung. He had gone into retirement, but decided to join Cynora because of the opportunity that …

BC16 Kyulux Promises Deep Blue OLEDs

by Bob Raikes

See our Investors Conference report for coverage of Kyulux, which also spoke at the Business Conference. IC2 Kyulux Has Great Support and Intriguing Technology

Display Makers Fund Kyulux

by Tom Allen

Last week we reported on investments in a new company spun off from Kyushu University of Japan, called Kyulux (LG Display Invests in TADF). It now turns out that Samsung’s investment arm, the Samsung …

LG Display Invests in TADF

by Tom Allen

Image: OLED-InfoKyushu University of Japan spun off a new company called Kyulux last month, which aims to commercialise thermally-activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) emitters developed by the university. Kyulux raised ¥1.5 billion ($13.5 million) in …

TADF Lifetime Extension Could Apply to Existing OLEDs

by Tom Allen

The lifetime of OLEDs based on thermally-activated delayed fluorescence (TADF) has been ‘greatly’ increased via a ‘small tweak’, say researchers at Japan’s Kyushu University. The modifications, which are easily implemented, can also potentially raise …

OLED Emits RGB From Same Materials

by Tom Allen

A research group at the Centre for Organic Photonics and Electronics Research (OPERA) (Kyushu University, Japan) has developed an OLED technology that can emit red, green and blue light using the same organic material. …

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Copper Raises OLED Efficiency to 100%

by Tom Allen

Scientists at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Cynora, and the University of St Andrews have made contributions to the advancement of OLED power efficiency, using copper. Specifically, the researchers measured the underlying quantum …