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Aerosol-Jet Printing Makes Vibrant Colors for Digital Displays

One exciting application of printed electronics technology is in the manufacture of large area displays for televisions. Quantum dots – tiny semiconductors with unique optical properties – are deposited to form QD-OLEDs via inkjet printing, but this process requires pre-patterning of the substrate to create wells to hold the thick layers of QDs required. UW-Madison mechanical engineers Joseph Andrews and Anna Meredith developed a method for printing assemblies of quantum dots at a uniform height without a constraining photolithographic mask. The process simplifies manufacturing, reduces waste, improves the printing density and conversion efficiency, and lowers material costs. To disclose your invention visit: https://warf.org/disclose To license a WARF technology visit: https://warf.org/commercialize