Solid-State Lighting: Project Portfolio

Current Organic Light Emitting Diode Projects

The following list of current organic light emitting diode projects is organized alphabetically by funding source and performing organization.

Building Technologies Program/NETL
Core Technology I
Novel Materials for High-Efficiency White Phosphorescent OLEDs		University of Southern California
Product Development I
Thin Film Packaging Solutions for High-Efficiency OLED Lighting Products		Dow Corning Corporation
High-Efficiency, Illumination Quality White OLEDs for Lighting		General Electric Global Research
Core Technology II
High-Efficiency Long Lifetime OLEDS with Stable Cathode Nanostructures		Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory
High Quality Low Cost Transparent Conductive Oxides		Los Alamos National Laboratory
Novel High Work Function Transparent Conductive Oxides for Organic Solid-State Lighting Using Combinatorial Techniques		Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and National Renewable Energy Laboratory
High-Efficiency Microcavity Blue Emitting OLED Devices with Down-Conversion Phosphors for Solid-State Lighting		University of Florida
Multi-Faceted Scientific Strategies Toward Better SSL of Phosphorescent OLEDs		University of North Texas
Product Development II
OLED Lighting Device Architecture		Eastman Kodak
Core Technology III
Investigation of Long-Term OLED Device Stability via Transmission Electron Microscopy Imaging of Cross-Sectioned OLED Devices		Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory
High Stability Organic Molecular Dopants for Maximum Power Efficiency OLEDs		Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Product Development III
High Quantum Efficiency OLED Lighting Systems		General Electric Global Research
Nano-Core Technology
Low Cost Transparent Conducting Nanoparticle Networks for OLED Electrodes		Argonne National Laboratory
Hybrid Nanoparticle/Organic Semiconductors for Efficient Solid-State Lighting		Los Alamos National Laboratory

Small Business Innovation Research
Material Degradation Analysis and Development to Enable Ultra Low Cost, Web-Processed White P-OLED (Phase I)		Add-Vision, Inc.
Flexible Environmental Barrier Technology for OLEDs (Phase I)		Alameda Applied Science Corp.
Highly Efficient Organic Light-Emitting Devices for General Illumination (Phase II)		Physical Optics Corporation
Stable, Efficient, Large Area WOLED (Phase I)		Universal Display Corporation
High Stability White SOLEDs (Phase I)		Universal Display Corporation
High-Recombination Efficiency White Phosphorescent Organic Light Emitting Devices (Phase II)		Universal Display Corporation
WOLEDs Containing Two Broad Emitters (Phase II)		Universal Display Corporation

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