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ICCAS Chooses Notion Systems' Inkjet Printing Solution to Research Organic Materials for Display Applications

Published: 30 January 2023
 by Tyler Hanes

SCHWETZINGEN, GERMANY – Industrial inkjet printing developer Notion Systems announced that is has been selected by the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences (ICASS) for organic material R&D. Notion Systems worked together with its partner YixinTech as its system went through a long comparison against other inkjet printers in the market.

ICCAS is a multi-disciplinary research institute dedicated to basic research in broad fields of chemical sciences. One of its major research areas is organic materials for display applications.

Antonio Schmidt, SVP at Notion Systems, said: "We thank the ICCAS team for their trust and are convinced that our industrial inkjet solutions will add great value to accelerate their research and protect the environment. We are glad, that the reopening of the borders allows us a very close and extensive cooperation”.

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