Cambridge Enterprise Limited

Seiko Epson Corporation

Cambridge Display Technology Limited

Cambridge University Technical Services Limited

Wilhelm Huck

Richard Henry Friend

Ana Claudia Arias

J Devin MacKenzie

Satoru Miyashita

Jeremy H Burroughes

Masaya Ishida

Hitoshi Fukushima

Andrew Bruce Holmes

Jonathan J Halls

Christine K Luscombe

Zi-Jian Zheng

Zijian Zheng

J Devin Mackenzie

A light-emissive device comprising a light-emissive material provided between first and second electrodes such that charge carriers can move between the first and second electrodes and the light-emissive material, wherein the device includes a layer of a polymer blend provided between the first and second electrodes, phase separation of the polymers in the polymer blend having been induced in at least a portion of the polymer blend so as to control the propagation of light emitted by the light-emissive material in a predetermined direction.

Optoelectronic devices and a method for producing the same

A process for manufacturing an electrical device, the process comprising the steps: providing a substrate; bringing a stamp into contact with the substrate whereby areas of the substrate contacted by the stamp have decreased wettability; and depositing a liquid comprising an electrically active material over areas of the substrate located between the areas of decreased wettability.

Electric devices and methods of manufaturing the same

A self-assembled monolayer (SAM) is fabricated using either a semi-fluorinated sulphur containing compound, or a sem-fluorinated silane derivative and compressed carbon dioxide (CO) as the solvent medium. The temperature and/or pressure of the compressed COmay be varied during the fabrication process to improve the molecular packing density of the monolayer. By using compressed COas the solvent medium, monolayers with good molecular packing density can be fabricated relatively quickly without the use of environmentally unfriendly solvents.

Fabrication of self-assembled monolayers

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Comberton, United Kingdom

Wilhelm Huck