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Kyulux has just released a new video that introduces the company and its groundbreaking Hyperfluorescence OLED emitter technology.
Hyperfluoresence OLED emitter systems offer high efficiency, low cost and high color purity – all without the use of precious metals
Kyulux licensed an AI-assisted materials screening platform from Harvard University in 2016 to accelerate OLED molecule screening, particularly for TADF emissive materials.
This page details Kyulux's TADF/Hyperluorescence OLED emitter technology - its features and capabilities
Kyulux North America seeks a software engineer to maintain its AI system front-end, AWS cloud platform, and implement new code and APIs in Boston.
Kyulux is hiring a data scientist to support its Boston team in discovering new OLED materials alongside lab colleagues.
Kyulux is recruiting device and synthesis scientists in Fukuoka to develop and test new OLED TADF and host materials.
Kyulux, founded in Japan in 2015, develops Hyperfluorescence OLED emitter systems.
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Company Name Kyulux, Inc., Head Office Suite 227, FiaS Bldg. 2, 4-1 Kyudai-Shinmachi, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka 819-0388, JAPAN Boston Subsidiary Kyulux North America, Inc. 50 Milk Street, 16th Floor, Boston MA 02109 USA Production Management 212, R&D Building, ITO Lab Plus 5-5 Kyudai-Shimmachi, Nishi-ku, Fukuoka 819-0388, JAPAN Business Segment Development/Manufacturing/Marketing for Next Generation’s OLED Materials Representative […]
A list of the investors in Kyulux, developers of novel Hyperfluorescence emitter materials for the OLED industry
Kyulux develops next generation TADF and Hyperfluorescence OLED emitter systems, based on technology from Kyushu University and Harvard