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Issue 18: All About Organic Light-Emitting Diodes

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Issue 18 of Nanooze: What’s in a name? Organic? Hmm… Are we talking about foods that are, well, a bit more expensive but also better for you? Not exactly. Here, organic describes the types of molecules used to create Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLEDs). OLEDs are not good to eat, but they are one of today’s hottest nanometerscale materials that are revolutionizing a number of devices.

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Topics in this issue include

  • Q&A with Flexible Hybrid Electronics Engineer, Nancy Stoffel
  • What Exactly is an OLED
  • How OLEDs are Made
  • Where Might You Find an OLED