PV Nano Cell’s nanometric silver conductive ink enables non-contact digital inkjet printing | PV-Tech: Sicrys inks are highly adaptable, with 2D and 3D applications including metallization of solar photovoltaics as well as printed circuit boards, sensors, RFID, smart cards, antennas, advanced packaging, and touchscreens.
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Sicrys inks enables metallization of solar cells with inkjet printing. The silver loading is said to be higher than that of other inks on the market, and comes with exceptional conductivity and low viscosity, ideal for digital inkjet printing applications, while also offering the longest shelf life in the industry, according to the company. PV Nano Cell offers both silver and copper conductive inks; Sicrys copper conductive offers a unique, low-cost replacement for silver ink. The production of the Sicrys inks involves low energy consumption and yields no hazardous wastes, a ‘green’ and efficient process.
Thursday, July 28, 2016
Anti-Counterfeit Packaging Market 2016-2021 - Technology (RFID, Coding, Printing, Holograms, Taggants, Surveillance, Security Labels) & Feature (Tamper Evidence, Forensic Markers) Analysis - Research and Markets | Business Wire
Anti-Counterfeit Packaging Market 2016-2021 - Technology (RFID, Coding, Printing, Holograms, Taggants, Surveillance, Security Labels) & Feature (Tamper Evidence, Forensic Markers) Analysis - Research and Markets | Business Wire: The anti-counterfeit packaging is broadly divided into several technologies such as RFID, Coding & Printing, Holograms, Security labels, packaging designs, bar code, ink & dyes and others. RFID technology is further classified into types such as low frequency, ultra-high frequency, high frequency.
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Critical Thinking: How Can Publishers Change the Perception That Print is Dying? – Editor & Publisher
Critical Thinking: How Can Publishers Change the Perception That Print is Dying? – Editor & Publisher: Alex Delaney-Gesing, 21, senior, Kent State University (Kent, Ohio)
Delaney-Gesing is a magazine journalism major. She is currently serving as the summer editor for Kent State’s student-run newspaper, The Kent Stater, and writes for the university’s student magazine, The Burr.
Where did this notion that print is on the decline come from? The rise of the digital age? Newspapers and magazines’ formatting has now expanded to include Web and mobile. However, that doesn’t mean these mediums are replacing the original. In fact, a study conducted by Nielsen found that 51 percent of newspaper readership is exclusively in print.
Today’s digital age consists of instantaneous news. The latest topics and events are now just fingertips away from the average reader. In response, the content of print has had to change. The hard, breaking news that used to grace the front pages and had readers grappling to get ahold of the daily newspaper is no longer possible.
Delaney-Gesing is a magazine journalism major. She is currently serving as the summer editor for Kent State’s student-run newspaper, The Kent Stater, and writes for the university’s student magazine, The Burr.
Where did this notion that print is on the decline come from? The rise of the digital age? Newspapers and magazines’ formatting has now expanded to include Web and mobile. However, that doesn’t mean these mediums are replacing the original. In fact, a study conducted by Nielsen found that 51 percent of newspaper readership is exclusively in print.
Today’s digital age consists of instantaneous news. The latest topics and events are now just fingertips away from the average reader. In response, the content of print has had to change. The hard, breaking news that used to grace the front pages and had readers grappling to get ahold of the daily newspaper is no longer possible.
