Saint-gobain Glass France

Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd.

Cardinal Ig Company

Matthias Alschinger

Philippe Letocart

Michael Labrot

Li-Ya Yeh

Jingwei Zhang

Marcus Neander

Fabien Lienhart

Jean-Yves Laluet

Guillaume Lecamp

Alexandre Maillet

Matthieu Bilaine

Bianca Bergs

Monique Elmer

Mathieu Urien

Juliette Sternchuss

Benoit Illy

Michael Schmitz

Léa Kerbellec

A glazing can be used as a constituent element of a heating device or of a fireproof door. The glazing includes a transparent substrate coated with a stack of thin layers including at least one silver-based functional metal layer and an upper protective layer based on zirconium titanium oxide.

Glass used as a component of a heating device

A device for generating a display image on a composite glass pane is described. The device has: a composite glass pane with a first pane and a second pane, which are connected to each other via an intermediate layer that contains at least one luminescent pigment; a laser projector, which contains at least one laser and an optical system for deflecting a radiation of the laser, the radiation being directed within a region of the composite glass pane; a photodetector, which detects luminescent radiation of the luminescent pigment; and a control unit, which electronically connects the photodetector and the laser projector.

Device for generating a display image on a composite glass pane

An electrically conductive support for a glazing unit having liquid crystal scattering properties may include a multilayer of thin films. In one example, the thin films include an electrode comprising a TCO film, a silicon-nitride-based first barrier film having a thickness eof at least 5 nm, and a silicon-oxide-based second barrier film having a thickness eof at least 30 nm. The thickness emay be smaller than or equal to eand/or smaller than 80 nm. Further, the cumulative thickness of the first and second barrier films may be larger than or equal to 50 nm and smaller than 150 nm.

Electrically conductive support for a glazing unit having liquid-crystal-mediated variable scattering properties and such a glazing unit

The subject of the invention is a process for manufacturing an organic light-emitting diode device comprising at least one electrode based on an electrically conductive thin-film multilayer deposited on a substrate, in which the deposition of said multilayer comprises the following steps:

Method for manufacturing an OLED device

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Compiegne, France

Matthias Alschinger