A report shows that although an increase in loading rates from 68 to 75% has been recorded in October, shipments are set to decline from November until the end of the year.

The non-residential PV project pipeline in China grew to 16 GW at the end of October.

Lund University in Sweden has used MATLAB to improve long-term survival rates for heart transplant recipients.

A study on low electrical loss carbon nanotubes has found that the materials open up new types of high-frequency large-area electronic devices.

Metromatics is now the sole distributor in Australia and NZ for Acromag.

OLED lighting will generate significant revenues for suppliers in 2014, according to a report.

Airvana, in partnership with Hitachi Communications, has demonstrated an end-to-end LTE femtocell solution.

Mouser Electronics has reached global distribution agreements with International Rectifier and Texas Instruments.

It is expected that 155 million TVs shipped worldwide will be able to connect to a network by 2015.

Sapphire and finished wafer prices have remained high through early 2011.

Imec and partners have launched IMOLA, OLED-based lighting modules with built-in intelligent light management.

KIT researchers have developed a concept for rechargeable batteries, based on a fluoride shuttle.

Imec and its 16 European project partners have launched the European FP7 project X10D.

Mouser has signed an agreement with International Rectifier.

Global PV equipment spending is projected to fall by more than 45% in 2012, according to Solarbuzz.