Printed and organic electronics
With world-leading research as a basis, it is no wonder that Norrköping produces companies on an assembly line that are also at the absolute forefront. Here, Norrköping Science Park is involved in a coordinating role.
News
Norrköping Science Park, NOSP, proudly announces the launch of the Innovate Electrochemistry (IEL) project, a novel innovation lab and ecosystem dedicated to supporting young deep-tech companies by providing world-class R&D capabilities in electrochemical flow systems. This initiative, a collaboration between Linköping University and Redoxme AB, builds upon the successful Knut-Alice Wallenberg-funded WIRA-SET project.
2 Oct 2024
Last week, the inspiration days for the future production method in electronics—printed electronics—took place. During a lunch-to-lunch conference, 80 participants from across Sweden gathered in the industrial landscape of Norrköping and the premises of Norrköping Science Park. Among the participants were researchers, startups, as well as established industry.
18 Sep 2024
With over 20 years of experience in material science, scientists at the Laboratory of Organic Electronics at Campus Norrköping, Linköping University, founded n-ink in 2020 with a mission to rethink electronics. Today, n-ink has grown into a team of eight, and in a few weeks, they are moving into their new facility in Norrköping Science Park.
19 Aug 2024
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