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Flexible polymer-based colour screens

Double doping could improve the switching speed of bendable electronic paper. The image shows an example of this technology, developed by Associate Professor Andreas Dahlin. Disclaimer: The image may only be used with referral to Associate Professor Andreas Dahlin and his work.
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  • organic
  • flexible electronics
  • electronics

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