Primary Recommendation

Nanoco - 2015 sees CFQDs roll off production line

January 2015

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Nanoco is a company that has spent 10 years developing cadmium free quantum dots (CFQDs). These are tiny man made crystals that are 10,000 times narrower than the width of a human hair and which can be printed onto flexible plastic to create ultra-thin televisions. Each particle is actually a semiconductor and can be produced to emit any colour and improve colour reproducibility of images; you only need to look at images on demonstrator TVs with and without CFQDs to see how those incorporating them are so much more vibrant.There are only a handful of companies making quantum dots and everyone else uses cadmium, a noxious chemical. The first big application to commercialise Nanoco’s CFQDs is going to be LED backlit LCD TVs and ...

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Market Comment - January 2015

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