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Home > News > Eikos Awarded Contract To Develop Transparent CNT Polymers

May 5th, 2004

Eikos Awarded Contract To Develop Transparent CNT Polymers

Abstract:
Eikos Inc., a developer and licensor of highly transparent carbon nanotube (CNT) inks for conductive coatings and circuits, has been awarded an $860,000 contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory to develop transparent conductive polymers specifically for military aircraft canopies. Eikos will help the Department of Defense (DOD) reduce canopy manufacturing and replacement costs for military aircraft using transparent conductive polymers.

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