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CSAR lecture: FlexEnable: Taking Organic Electronics from Lab to Fab

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The twists and turns of taking fundamental research to commercial reality.

The lecture will begin by giving a historical perspective of the development of organic transistors, how they differentiate from competitive technologies, and the current state of the art performance. This will be followed by a discussion of FlexEnable’s journey with the organic transistor in terms of building commercial interest from laboratory samples and then establishing real manufacturing capacity. Finally, there will be showcase of the next generation of FlexEnable technology.

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