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Sumitomo Chemical exhibit “OLED COSMOS” is designed by Motoko Ishii

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Sumitomo Chemical Introduces Most Advanced - Dual-Color - Polymer OLED Lighting

Sumitomo Chemical will introduce its Dual-Color Polymer OLED lighting at “Light+Building 2014,” the world’s largest trade fair for lighting and building ...

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Sumitomo Chemical Introduces Most Advanced - Dual-Color - Polymer OLED Lighting

UL Announces New Program To Speed up LED Luminaire Certification

UL, a global safety science leader, announced today the introduction of the Type TL Program, which offers a set of certification guidelines designed to create ...

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MetroSpec Technology Transitioning to Nichia “D” Components

H. Vic Holec, President and CEO today announced that MetroSpec Technology will be transitioning to Nichia “D’ technology components used in their FlexRad™ ...

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Lumastream´s TRINITY IPC (intelligent power center) delivers up to 243 W total power with up to 12 channels and is designed for remote mounting with Class 2 low voltage wire connections up to 70 meters directly to the LED fixtures. DMX or analog control interfaces allow intelligent control and smooth high quality dimming down to 0.2%

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Zhaga Appoints New Secretary General

The Zhaga Consortium is pleased to announce the appointment of Musa Unmehopa as its new Secretary General, effective from April 1, 2014. Musa replaces Menno ...

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LumaStream Showcases Low-Voltage LED Lighting Solutions

LumaStream today announced the release of new intelligent, low-voltage, LED lighting systems with unprecedented efficiency and light quality for retail and ...

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LumaStream Showcases Low-Voltage LED Lighting Solutions

In the team's experimental setup, electricity was supplied to a tiny piece of tungsten selenide (small rectangle at center) through two gold wires (from top left and right), causing it to emit light (bright area at center), demonstrating its potential as an LED material. Inset: Microscope image shows the teams experimental setup. (Images courtesy of Britt Baugher and Hugh Churchill)

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The layers of the novel 2-D LED and how it emits light (Credits: U of Washington)

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Two-Dimensional Material Shows Promise for Optoelectronics

A team of MIT researchers has used a novel material that’s just a few atoms thick to create devices that can harness or emit light. This proof-of-concept could ...

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