Quantum dot LEDs go cadmium-free

In recent years, the field of quantum dot technology has been making significant strides, and its potential in the medical devices market is becoming increasingly evident. Quantum dots, which are nanoscale semiconductor particles, have unique optical

Shares in Nanoco Group jumped 8% to a 19.8p high in early trading after the quantum dot maker confirmed it had fulfilled its first-ever commercial production order. The company said it completed shipments of two different

Nanoco Group has completed its first ever commercial production order. The Runcorn tech company, which develops materials used in the manufacture of monitors and TV screens and technologies for medical imaging and the early diagnosis of

Nanoco Group plc, the Cheshire developer and manufacturer of cadmium-free quantum dots and other nanomaterials emanating from its technology platform, has signed a major new JDA with a significant Asian chemical customer. The two-year programme has

Nanoco Group PLC (LON:NANO) leads the world in the research, development and large-scale manufacture of heavy metal-free nanomaterials for use in displays, lighting, vertical farming, solar energy and bio-imaging.

Quantum dots, the minuscule semiconductor particles, are poised to revolutionize display technology, offering a multitude of advantages that can reshape our visual experience. Rather than relying on filters, quantum dots emit light of specific colors when

Quantum dots are set to drive innovation in consumer electronics application through developments with image sensors. Many analysts see these as a key emerging electronic material technology. The probable drivers for quantum dot technology has been

Quantum dots (QDs) could potentially be targeting the huge consumer electronics application via its adoption in image sensors, apart from existing industrial applications. IDTechEx has published its view on the global quantum dot markets and enabling technologies in

The news of the 2023 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for quantum dots has galvanized the colloidal chemistry community worldwide. These recognitions were long awaited: quantum dots are perhaps some of the most vivid and spectacular examples

FY23 was a turbulent but ultimately pivotal year for Nanoco. The US$150m Samsung settlement (US$90m net costs) will fund the planned £33–40m return to shareholders with the retained c £20m providing good support to make the

Nobel prizewinners almost never work in isolation. They might be the driving force behind their award-winning discoveries, but a whole host of collaborators, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students helped to realize their vision in the laboratory.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2023 rewards the discovery and development of quantum dots, nanoparticles so tiny that their size determines their properties. These smallest components of nanotechnology now spread their light from televisions and LED lamps,

The “Quantum Dots Technology Market” study describes how the technology industry is evolving and how major and emerging players in the industry are responding to long term opportunities and short-term challenges they face. One major attraction

Quantum dots, a technology that has been making waves in the display industry, are tiny semiconductor particles that emit light when stimulated by an external source. These nanocrystals, typically measuring just a few nanometers in diameter,