Jason Hartlove

Reuters: Search for rare earth substitutes gathers pace

Rare earths, found in everything from Apple Inc’s iPhones to energy-efficient lighting and wind turbines, gained global attention last year as China, which produces more than 90 percent of global supply, repeatedly clamped down on exports. Prices of the individual oxides, alloys and metals soared. Nanosys CEO Jason Hartlove said...
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IEEE: Quantum dots make LCDs brighter and could challenge OLEDs for future TV dominance

At Display Week, an industry meeting run by the Society for Information Display, quantum-dot developer Nanosys announced that it is working with 3M to commercialize a quantum-dot film that could be integrated into the back of today’s LCD panels. The film could cut the display’s power consumption by half and...
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