Liquid-OLED design could boost lifetime for OLED displays
The liquid-OLED structure, with an enhanced view of the liquid semiconductor layer.
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Researchers from the Center for Future Chemistry at Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan, have been exploring a new kind of organic light-emitting diodes that use a generated liquid to transfer electrical charge, addressing problems such as flexibility and quick degradation in standard OLED technology.
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