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Chip-compatible polymer could be key to cheap photonics

Chip-compatible polymer could be key to cheap photonics

July 30, 2013

Chip-compatible polymer could be key to cheap photonics, The Engineer Online, July 30, 2013. NC State researchers have developed more accurate measurements of how efficiently the polymer MEH-PPV amplifies light. Lewis Reynolds and Zach Lampert, a materials science and engineering, featured.

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