Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose:there Exists a Need for Insulating Printable Dielectric to Also Be Biodegradable to Make the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Be Truly Sustainable. Much Research Has Been Completed in Recent Years for Printable Biodegradable Cellulose Materials That Has Been Used for 3D Applications Using Standard 3D Printing Methods From Extrusion to Photopolymerization. There Has Been Work Done in Cellulose as a Filler in a 3D Printing of Sensors, But There Is Not a Commercially Viable Method Yet for Sustainable Printed Electronics. Chemcubed LLC Proposes to Develop a Biodegradable Printable Material That Can Meet the Mechanical and Electrical Requirements of Most Sectors Within the Electronics Industry.activities to Be Performed: Kick-off Meetingsdefine and Obtain Raw Materialstestingfinalize Mixturesprint Mixturesprint Mixtures, Tests, and Formulationsexpected Outcomes: Chemcube's Research to Develop a Biodegradable Printable Material That Can Meet the Mechanical and Electrical Requirements of Most Sectors Within the Electronics Industry, Would Be a Game Changerintended Beneficiaries Include: Market Segments to That Include Aerospace, Military and Defense, the Automotive, Electronics, and Consumer Electronics Industries.subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds.
Committed
$99,865
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