Eastman-kodak Company

Nalco Chemical Company

Global Oled Technology LLC

Skc Haas Display Films Co., Ltd.

Jin-Shan Wang

Huijuan D Chen

Yuan-Sheng Tyan

Peter E Reed

Jiansheng Tang

John David Morris

Kevin J Moeggenborg

Xiaoru Wang

Christopher P Howland

Raymond A Kesel

Ronald S Cok

Steven Evans

Thomas N Blanton

Samuel Chen

Donald R Preuss

Giuseppe Farruggia

Thomas Richard Cushman

Charles Warren Lander

Ricky G Frazier

Debasis Majumdar

Hwei-Ling Yau

Paul D Yacobucci

Krishnan Chari

Kristine B Lawrence

Shiying Zheng

Phillip W Carter

Tienteh M Chen

Thap DoMinh

Charles M Rankin

John F Bishop

Robert J Kress

Joel D Shore

Paul Young

Lan B Thai

Chari Krishnan

Ronald J Sudol

Yuan Q Rao

Yanong Wang

An electroluminescent device including a transparent substrate, a securing layer, a light scattering layer, an electroluminescent unit including a transparent electrode layer, a light emitting element including at least one light emitting layer, and a reflecting electrode layer in that order, wherein the light scattering layer includes one monolayer of inorganic particles having an index of refraction larger than that of the light emitting layer and wherein the securing layer holds the inorganic particles in the light scattering layer.

Electroluminescent device having improved light output

An LC display comprises in order (a) a light source, (b) a transparent polymeric film bearing on the light exit surface of the film an array of close-packed convex microlenses having a distribution of sizes and oriented in one direction, whereby the light output is preferentially spread in a desired direction, and (c) an LC panel. A related process and film are also disclosed.

Anamorphic microlens array

A top-emitting organic light-emitting diode (OLED) device, comprising: a substrate; an OLED comprising a reflective electrode formed on the substrate; one-or-more layers of organic light-emitting material formed over the reflective electrode; and a transparent electrode formed over the one-or-more layers of organic light-emitting material; a light-scattering layer having a rough surface formed over and in contact with the OLED, a cover affixed to the substrate forming a gap between the cover and the light scattering layer; and wherein the gap is a vacuum or the gap is filled with a relatively low-refractive index gas and the light-scattering layer comprises a plurality of relatively high-refractive index light-scattering transparent particles projecting into the gap without contacting the cover and further comprising an adhesive binder in contact with at least some of the light-scattering particles to adhere the light-scattering particles to the OLED.

OLED device having improved light output

A light-emitting device, comprising: a light emitting element on a first side of a transparent substrate or cover through which light is emitted; and a microlens array on a second side, opposite to the first side, of the transparent substrate or cover though which light is emitted; wherein the microlens array comprises individual hemispherical shaped microlenses having a mean diameter of less than 20 micrometers and a mean microlens height to diameter ratio of greater than 0.30, and has a microlens area fill factor greater than 0.8.

Light emitting device with microlens array

An aqueous ink jet ink composition including a pigment, a polymer latex containing at least one halogenated vinyl monomer, at least one surfactant, and a humectant. An ink and receiver combination for a non-absorbing substrate is also disclosed.

Inkjet ink composition and ink/receiver combination

An ink jet ink composition of water, a humectant, and a hyperbranched polymeric dye of a hyperbranched polymer having a dye chromophore pendant on the polymer chain or incorporated into the polymer backbone.

Ink jet ink composition

The present invention relates to a splayed material comprising a layered material splayed with a particle having a diameter equal to or less than 3 micrometers. Another embodiment of the invention includes an article comprising a matrix and a layered material splayed with a polymeric particles dispersed in a medium. The invention also relates to methods for preparing these materials via mixing, milling and emulsifying a solvent borne polymer with a surfactant. A further method describes a method for preparing a nanocomposite from a splayant particle prepared by combining an emulsion polymerization monomer and a surfactant dispersible in a medium wherein the monomer is not dispersible in the medium.

Materials and method for making splayed layered materials

The present invention relates to a splayed layered material comprising a layered material splayed with a highly branched polymer. Additional embodiments include a splayed layered material comprising a matrix polymer and layered material wherein said layered material is splayed with a highly branched polymer, an article comprising the splayed layered material in a matrix, and an exfoliated material.

Article utilizing highly branched polymers to splay layered materials

An ink jet ink composition comprising water, a pigment, a humectant and a hyperbranched polymer having end groups consisting essentially of hydrophilic moieties, said hyperbranched polymer having the following formula:HB&#x2014;X

An aqueous inkjet ink and receiver combination wherein the aqueous inkjet ink comprises: a pigment; a polymer binder containing less than 25% of a hydrophilic monomer by weight of the total polymer; the binder being dispersible but insoluble in aqueous media; at least one surfactant; a humectant; and wherein the receiver comprises a non-absorbing substrate.

Aqueous inkjet ink and receiver combination

A process for polymerization of vinyl monomers is described comprising polymerizing vinyl monomers in the presence of of an initiating system comprising (i) an organic sulfur compound and (ii) an onium salt catalyst. The present invention provides a novel method for living polymerization of vinyl monomers, which provides a high level of macromolecular control over the polymerization process and which leads to uniform and controllable polymeric products.

Polymerization process

A process for polymerization of vinyl monomers is described comprising polymerizing vinyl monomers in the presence of an initiating system comprising (i) an organic iodide, organic bromide, organic chloride, or an organic sulfur initiator compound, and (ii) a layered material catalyst, and wherein when the initiator compound comprises an organic bromide or organic chloride compound, the initiating system further comprises an iodide or sulfur containing salt compound or a transition metal salt. The present invention provides a novel method for living polymerization of vinyl monomers, which provides a high level of macromolecular control over the polymerization process and which leads to uniform and controllable polymeric products, which may include well-defined structures and complex architectures.

An ink jet ink composition of water, a dye, a humectant and a hyperbranched polymer.

A process for making hyperbranched polymers from A &mdash;L (XY) type monomers wherein A is a polymerizable group moiety, XY is a telogen group moiety in which Y is a transferable atom or group which can participate in a transfer reaction with the formation of reactive X*, L is a linkage between A and XY, z is 0 or 1, and n and m are integers of at least 1, comprising: (a) initiating reaction by forming activated species from reaction between either an A or an XY group of the A &mdash;L (XY) type monomer and an external stimulus to form activated monomer species with an activated polymerizable group moiety A* or an activated moiety X* derived from the telogen group moiety XY; and (b) polymer segment chain growth by (i) propagation reaction between the polymerizable group A moieties of the A &mdash;L (XY) type monomers with the activated moieties A* and X* of activated species, and further reaction between the polymerizable group moieties with the activated moieties of the reaction products thereof, and (ii) chain transfer reaction between the activated A* polymerizable group moieties of activated species or of polymer segments formed in (b)(i) with XY telogen group moieties of the A &mdash;L (XY) type monomers or of polymer segments formed in (b)(i), whereby activated X* moieties and inactive A&mdash;Y moieties are formed by transfer of transferable atom or group Y of the telogen group moiety XY to the activated A* moiety.

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Pittsford, NY, United States of America

Jin-Shan Wang