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180The GFP Bunny <i>"Alba", the green fluorescent bunny, is an albkinkblot-9/17/2000
179correction: 10exp-6 torr I caught the &#177; and the &#181;, but I misskinkblot-9/15/2000
178<i>vacuum evaporated at 106 torr and 7A </i> That would be interestJohn Finley-9/15/2000
177I wondered about that, too. They give this info in a footnote to the first <kinkblot-9/14/2000
176Re: perfect mirror Cool! I wonder how they deposit the Te with "polymer pJohn Finley-9/14/2000
175OmniGuide's perfect mirror It's a light reflecting device, not an emittkinkblot-9/14/2000
174"Plastic People" from earlier that year (1967) science.uva.nl Howkinkblot-9/12/2000
173I couldn't get to the .wav file but did find this: <i>The terror of plJohn Finley-9/12/2000
172Re: "Plastics." geocities.comkinkblot-9/12/2000
171I wonder how long it'll take before I can design a circuit on a computer theJohn Finley-9/11/2000
170EE Times is not easily impressed! <i>inferior performance of plastic trankinkblot-9/11/2000
169The advice given to Dustin Hoffman in "The Graduate" still rings true:John Finley-9/11/2000
168slightly ot: eet.comThe Ox-9/11/2000
167Ah yes, Bertram Batlogg.... Hard to forget a name like that. Re: early high Tc sJohn Finley-9/10/2000
166Here's another recognizable name: Batlogg. <b>Organic Material Debutskinkblot-9/9/2000
165Photo of Fig. 1 is a flexible display from PANL.kinkblot-9/9/2000
164Re: <i>The dawn of organic electronics</i> Wow, what a good review John Finley-9/9/2000
163Thanks for the link, Will. I've printed it out for further perusal. Not muJohn Finley-9/8/2000
162IEEE Spectrum Aug00: The dawn of organic electronics spectrum.ieee.org {archivkinkblot-9/8/2000
161 I think lifetime is a problem with the technology across the board. However thJohn Finley-6/13/2000
160 At the recent SID in Long Beach, I saw Kodak's color OLED about the size ofsemi_infinite -6/10/2000
159 OK, I sent off the ADLU email. I also asked them if they had a plan of action John Finley-6/7/2000
158 Re: ADLU Last email I sent them I didn't get ANY reply. I don't see wJohn Finley-6/7/2000
157 Go ahead, bounce it off them. Of course, they're probably pursuing it alrekinkblot-6/7/2000
156 <i>Luminescent prints could become a fad</i> Waaay back when I wasJohn Finley-6/7/2000
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