Stevens Researcher Makes Inkjet-Printed Electronics Using Graphene
Summary
"The printed graphene research conducted by Dr. Lee and his collaborators is destined to fundamentally change how low-cost, electronic consumer goods are produced in the future," says Dr. Michael Bruno, Dean of the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science.The resulting material has useful characteristics including electrical conductivity, high surface area for energy storage, good mechanical strength to withstand everyday use, and transparent appearance.Held in Santa Clara, California, and attended by representatives from industry, government, and academia in thirty countries, the event includes a tradeshow, seminars, and venture summit."The printed graphene research conducted by Dr. Lee and his collaborators is destined to fundamentally change how low-cost, electronic consumer goods are produced in the future," says Dr. Michael Bruno, Dean of the Schaefer School of Engineering and Science.Held in Santa Clara, California, and attended by representatives from industry, government, and academia in thirty countries, the event includes a tradeshow, seminars, and venture summit.About the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials ScienceThe mission of the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science is to provide high-quality education and cutting-edge research training to students with strong disciplinary fundamentals and broad interdisciplinary and societal perspectives as adaptive experts and future leaders and innovators in their chosen profession.