32:35
Professor Yeon Sik Jung of KAIST Funnano Lab discusses his work using quantum dots to enhance the properties of OLED devices.
31:07
Dr. Ruitao Su of the MIT Computational Design and Fabrication Group presents his work on using 3D printing techniques to manufacture flexible OLED display components. Dr. Su also shows several short videos of 3D printing in action.
32:27
Jenny Hay, Senior Applications Scientist at KLA Instruments, discusses the importance of characterizing the mechanical strength of anti-reflective coatings, including a live demonstration using the iMicro nanoindenter.
23:13
Dr. Jim Elman of Filmetrics discusses historical background of display films and how thin film metrology is an important characterization technique throughout the display manufacturing process.
35:14
Grace McClintock of Pixelligent discusses the development and characterization of advanced display films, including nanomechanical analysis.
29:02
Professor Ruobing Bai of Northeastern University discusses his research on the unusual properties of liquid crystal elastomers.
45:24
演讲嘉宾：KLA Instruments - Frank Zhang 博士
01:05:08
Dr. Marzyeh Moradi of KLA Instruments discusses sample preparation and testing parameters, and performs a live demo of a nano-scratch test. Post-test optical images are also presented,
37:59
Dr. Kejie Zhao of Purdue University discusses in situ nanoindentation measurement to characterize local mechanical behavior in solid state batteries.
31:39
Dr. Jeff Sakamoto of the University of Michigan discusses his latest research into mechanical and electrochemical stability for solid state battery materials.
39:27
Dr. Erik Herbert of Michigan Tech's Material Science and Engineering Department discusses the impact of mechanical stress at the solid state electrolyte interface.
