n-tech Research

This report is the latest from n-tech’s research program on smart materials. Other n-tech reports from 2015 have covered smart windows, smart coatings, smart surfaces, self-healing materials, smart antimicrobials and color-shifting coatings.

Industry analyst firm NanoMarkets announces the release of its latest report on Building Integrated Photovoltaics Market, “BIPV Glass Markets 2012.”

This report provides eight-year projections (both volume and value) of all major applications in which gold inks and pastes are, or will be, used.

Industry analyst firm NanoMarkets has just released five new white papers available for download from the NanoMarkets website that address areas related to photovoltaics, conductive coatings, smart windows and silver flakes and powders.

This report analyzes the demand for the silver-based inks and films that are beginning to find their way into touch-screen displays and which, according to NanoMarkets, may also be used in conventional flat panel displays (FPD).

Although silver inks are expected to maintain a dominant role in printed electronics, gold is expected to account for a profitable niche for ink makers.

The report contains more than 40 separate eight-year forecasts of the radiation detection materials market with detailed breakouts by material and applications. It also discusses the activities and strategies of leading firms active in this space.

The reports “Markets for Indium-Based Materials in Photovoltaics,” and “Emerging Markets for Non-ITO Transparent Conductive Oxides” continue the firm’s coverage of opportunities in advanced materials and emerging electronics and energy.

This report is part of NanoMarkets’ ongoing analysis of both the PV materials space and the indium industry.

The report continues the firm’s coverage of the transparent conductor market and the opportunities for suppliers and customers alike. NanoMarkets is offering the report at pre-publication pricing through July 22nd.