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Semiconductors and electronics

Semiconductors and electronics

A smart approach to smart packaging

05 Apr 2018
This article first appeared in the 2018 Physics World Focus on Nanotechnology under the headline "Novelty when necessary"

Flexible, low-cost integrated circuits could transform the market for “smart” devices and packaging, but as Catherine Ramsdale explains, building them requires more than just doing cool science

Cheaper flexible integrated circuits
Everyday electronics: Cheaper flexible integrated circuits open up new markets. (Courtesy: PragmatIC)
For more than 50 years, progress in the electronics industry has been guided by Moore’s law: the i

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Catherine Ramsdale is vice-president of device development at PragmaticIC
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