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In the fast-evolving world of optoelectronics, the demand for specialized compounds and materials is steadily increasing. Researchers and industries alike are seeking tailor-made solutions to meet their unique requirements.

The biggest technology manufacturers invest significantly more in the development of their products than entire countries do in R&D. This level of investment contributes to the long lifecycles of leading technologies, which are perfected over decades to reach their full potential, however it also means that it takes a long time to return the incurred R&D costs.

A Contract Research Organization (CRO) is an external company that takes on specific research and development activities. In most cases, CROs work jointly with their clients’ R&D teams on defined specific technological challenges.

Sublimation is an endothermic process characterised by the direct transition of a substance from the solid phase to the gas phase, bypassing the liquid phase entirely. This phenomenon takes place under well-defined temperature and pressure conditions, below the substance’s triple point on its phase diagram.

There are many types of displays in the market today. Noctiluca specializes in high-performance materials dedicated to OLED displays, but this is just a part of the solutions.

OLED (organic light-emitting diodes) is the display technology based on a thin layer of organic emitters that emit light of a specific color. Key parts of the structure of OLED displays are OLED emitters – the chemical compounds in form of a powder responsible for luminescence – light emission after application of electric current.

In the world of innovators there are a few words that define the future. One of them is certainly photonics. Its applications are wide and can make every industry more competitive

During the last two years of restricted or almost no travel, a lot has happened in the industry. With fewer distractions like travel and mandatory meetings, the industry has done a lot more to further develop the technology.

Popular science reports on the future of electronic displays show flexible laptops, paper-thin TVs and digital screens integrated into surfaces, buildings or even car windows.

I see a wave coming — a new platform that will likely change the way we communicate and even react and behave toward one another.