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Materials

Evonik Partners With Holst For Electronics

by Alex Scott
February 25, 2013 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 91, Issue 8

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Credit: Holst Centre
Circuits on a flexible substrate created in a collaboration between Evonik and Holst Centre.
Evonik Industries has joined the Netherlands’ Holst Centre to codevelop materials for thin-film electronics (example shown). The Holst Centre is an initiative of Belgian nanoelectronic research firm Imec and Dutch research group TNO.
Credit: Holst Centre
Circuits on a flexible substrate created in a collaboration between Evonik and Holst Centre.

Evonik Industries has joined with the Netherlands’ Holst Centre to codevelop materials for thin-film electronics. The Holst Centre is an initiative of Belgian nano­electronics research firm Imec and Dutch research group TNO. Evonik will provide the center with expertise in soluble oxide semiconductor materials. The partners will work together to develop semiconductors for radio-frequency identification and wireless sensors.

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