by Irma Arkus
Now that Codex Sinaiticus has proven that religious scribbles are good for one thing, and one thing only – recycling – we also got this amazing report via Slashdot, of (wait for it!) paper-based transistors!
In essence, the Portugese researchers use paper as an interstrate layer, instead of commonly used silicone or glass substrate.
The technology is so successful that tests indicate “hybrid FETs’ performance outpace those of amorphous silicon TFTs, and rival with the actual state of the art of oxide thin film transistors.”
The research was conducted at CENIMAT and led by Elvira Maria Fortunato and Rodrigo Martins.
For more information, visit Roland Piquepaille’s blog.
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