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Nanocrystal inks used to build flexible transistors

11 Apr 2016
A nanocrystal-ink printed transistor on a flexible backing
Flexible prints: a nanocrystal-ink-printed transistor on a flexible backing. (Courtesy: University of Pennsylvania/C Kagan et al.)
A high-quality, flexible transistor, made entirely from colloidal nanocrystals, has been developed b

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Tim Wogan is a science writer based in the UK
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