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Cornell University researchers are developing "flexible electronics."
Cornell University researchers (left to right) Eisuke Murotani, George Malliaras, Alex Zakhidov, Christopher Ober, Priscilla Taylor, Hon Hang Fong, Jin Kyun Lee and John De Marco. The Cornell team is working with scientists at the University of Melbourne in Australia to develop "flexible electronics" from organic semiconducting materials.
Credit: Christopher K. Ober, Cornell University (http://people.ccmr.cornell.edu/~cober/)
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