Ciba Specialty Chemicals and Max Planck Institute to develop novel materials for printable organic electronics
"The collaboration is part of our strategy to strengthen Ciba Specialty Chemicals' research network in the fast-developing field of advanced functional materials for the electronic industry. Printable organic electronics offer great opportunities for new electronic devices. However, the performance, durability and handling requirements of the conductive materials currently available are not yet adequate for many major applications. Groundbreaking development work in this highly interdisciplinary field is still needed," says Martin Riediker, Chief Technology Officer of Ciba Specialty Chemicals.
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