Flexible Displays Come in Many Forms

Dark Matter in Many Forms

Ordinary matter constitutes about 4% of the closure density of the Universe, while dark matter is responsible for about five times as much: Ωd = (23 ± 4)% [1, 2]. Ordinary matter exists in several stable forms: p, n (when incorporated into nuclei), e, and three flavors of neutrinos. (The lifetimes of the two heavier mass eigenstates probably exceed the age of the Universe.) We could expect dark...

Many forms of culture.

Psychologists interested in culture have focused primarily on East-West differences in individualism-collectivism, or independent-interdependent self-construal. As important as this dimension is, there are many other forms of culture with many dimensions of cultural variability. Selecting from among the many understudied cultures in psychology, the author considers three kinds of cultures: reli...

Thin Film Transistors & Flexible Displays

Technological Advances in Flexible Displays and Substrates

Nowadays, whether it is about watching television, surfing the web or playing video games, screens are part of everyone’s daily life and until now users have been limited to rigid formats of screen that can easily be broken. This physical inflexibility restricts designers and users who have to choose between various screen size function of the media they want to watch or share. The emergence of...

Flexible displays for smart clothing: Part II— Electrochromic displays

Chromic materials have the ability to change their colour reversibly according to external environmental conditions. They are categorised by the stimulus that triggers the colour change. For example, thermochromic materials can be defined as those in which a colour change is induced by a change in temperature and electrochromic materials are those in which a colour change is induced when an ele...