The first step towards the laptop you can fold-up

Scientists have used one of the simplest, ordinary materials to create the latest and flattest in electronics – paper.

Researchers at the University of Maryland in America have taken the first step towards green, flexible electronics by printing transparent electronics onto ‘nanopaper,’ created from wood pulp treated with enzymes and mechanically beaten.

They developed the transistor on the surface of the nanopaper by printing three different inks on it.


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