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Eye-to-Eye Technology Transfer |
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[EN04] In recent years, congresses and roundtables have been attempting to translate scientific findings into marketable products. The same issues arise at nearly all such meetings: that universities should be more service-oriented; that researchers should secure patents better before publishing; and that too little venture capital is available for young companies, which then have to beat the bushes for external, even government assistance just to become competitive and stay that way.
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Transparent, conductive materials through chemical nanotechnology |
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[EN04] Transparent and conducting materials have already been used for many applications, such as displays, touchscreen panels and smart (electrochromic) windows, and as electrodes for organic light-emitting diodes (OLED). Further developments include the use of such materials on flexible substrates, their deposition through cheap and flexible printing techniques and the substitution for expensive materials of inexpensive alternatives or composites with adapted properties.
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[EN04] In addition to their artful marbled patterns, extreme flexibility and virtual indestructibility, Damascus blades are so sharp it‘s said they can slice a silk scarf in the air. These marvelous blades have made the Syrian city of Damascus an important weapons trading center since the crusades.
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