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1 Down conversion films for future Displays e
Down conversion films for future Displays e.g TV, iPads, smart watches etc. using supra-molecular organisation of cyanines on dendrimers and quantum dots in mesopores Granted CSEM patent Febr. 2016 blue LED emission 457 nm Best on-scale model today min. 10 x higher QD-emission in our device and up to 100% re-emission see intensive red spots above vs. dark-red spots below with QD alone to be compared with LED emission, blue periphery Everything is nanoscale Thickness of a human hair on this scale is 130 m

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