From 6 to 8 October a conference was held in Dresden SEMICON Europa (2015). The main topic was discussion at the conference was the development of flexible and transparent electronics. The use of such substrates for circuits is based on quite different materials than those used for the production of semiconductors, namely - on the material of organics. .
Several key reports at the conference staff made the Dresden University of Technology (TU Dresden). University has received a grant from the German government in 2017 for $ 38 million. For the development of electronics using organic materials. On this topic employs 60 researchers in collaboration with 11 organizations with a total of 300 employees. It made a lot, and will do more. Use organic phases planned. First, as an adjunct to conventional CMOS process, and then a mixed technologies and then only one organics.
The aim of development is put implementation of the transparent electronics for processing information, including the use for calculations of DNA and chemical signals. Organic chain will be highly adaptive and energy efficiency. To this end, the development of technologies involving mixed teams of physicists, chemists, biologists, computer scientists and engineers, electronics engineers.
An interesting point shared development team leader for the development of compilers. Group creates organic computer chain and studying them intricacies of modern software environments from compilers to applications and operating systems.