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Research Goals and Vision

The display sciences and engineering research at the KAIST School of Electrical Engineering aims to develop cutting-edge display technologies that enhance visual experiences and device capabilities. This research encompasses various areas, including MicroLED, OLED, flexible displays, driver and readout ICs, and thin-film transistors. The department’s innovative research in MicroLED, OLED, flexible displays, driver and readout ICs, and thin-film transistors is applied across various industries, including consumer electronics, medical devices, and wearable technology.

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MicroLED, OLED, and Flexible Displays

MicroLED Technology : Developing high-efficiency MicroLED displays with superior brightness, color accuracy, and longevity. Research focuses on tackling the fundamental issues in current MicroLEDs and improving the fabrication processes and integration techniques for MicroLEDs.
OLED Displays : Advancing OLED display technology to achieve better color reproduction, flexibility, and energy efficiency. This includes research on new materials and structures to enhance OLED performance.
Flexible Displays : Creating flexible and foldable display technologies that maintain high resolution and durability. Research includes developing new substrates and encapsulation methods to enable flexible displays.

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