2009-04-08

Prototyped Flexible OLED Lighting Panel Developed with Highly-conductive Transparent Resin Electrodes

AGFA-Gevaert NV, IMEC of Belgium, and Holst Centre, Philips Research and TNO of the Netherlands have prototyped a flexible OLED lighting panel in which highly-conductive transparent resin electrodes are used in place of ITO (indium tin oxide).  
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