Seth Coe-Sullivan, QD Vision founder and Chief Technology Officer, spoke highly of Tang, “Ching Tang is an extraordinary talent and we are thrilled to have him join Professor Vladimir led high bay light and Professor Moungi Bawendi on QD Vision’s three-member scientific advisory board.”
“His creation of the OLED and organic photovoltaic fields has shaped 25 years of research and technology around the world, changing how we display information and harvest solar energy. We look forward to him having a similar impact on our quantum dot devices in the lighting and display markets.”
The latest expansion of SAFC Hitech’s global manufacturing footprint reinforces Taiwan as a strategic regional hub from which to leverage the Company’s existing proprietary knowledge and capabilities as a leading provider of ultra-high purity metalorganic and silicon precursors for thin film deposition production processes for the microelectronics and optoelectronic markets. SAFC Hitech’s existing Taiwan operations will transition to the new Kaohsiung facility, which opened today during a ceremony attended by dignitaries, including Kaohsiung City Mayor, Miss Chiu Chen, and senior Company executives, Rakesh Sachdev, Sigma-Aldrich President and CEO, Gilles Cottier, SAFC President and Philip Rose, SAFC Hitech President.
Speaking of the new facility, Philip Rose commented: “One of SAFC Hitech’s key objectives is to continue to provide leading materials technology solutions to drive functional performance in end use devices in the high growth markets we serve - for now and in the future. Following the March 2010 production expansion for led linear high bay light at our Bromborough, UK manufacturing site, this strategic investment in Taiwan will continue to strengthen our position as a leading global supplier of reliable precursors for the HBLED market. This market is tailored to address the increased focus on improving efficiency and reducing energy costs through design and technology advances, which is driving the electronics sector to introduce more energy-conscious products and systems.”
“His creation of the OLED and organic photovoltaic fields has shaped 25 years of research and technology around the world, changing how we display information and harvest solar energy. We look forward to him having a similar impact on our quantum dot devices in the lighting and display markets.”
The latest expansion of SAFC Hitech’s global manufacturing footprint reinforces Taiwan as a strategic regional hub from which to leverage the Company’s existing proprietary knowledge and capabilities as a leading provider of ultra-high purity metalorganic and silicon precursors for thin film deposition production processes for the microelectronics and optoelectronic markets. SAFC Hitech’s existing Taiwan operations will transition to the new Kaohsiung facility, which opened today during a ceremony attended by dignitaries, including Kaohsiung City Mayor, Miss Chiu Chen, and senior Company executives, Rakesh Sachdev, Sigma-Aldrich President and CEO, Gilles Cottier, SAFC President and Philip Rose, SAFC Hitech President.
Speaking of the new facility, Philip Rose commented: “One of SAFC Hitech’s key objectives is to continue to provide leading materials technology solutions to drive functional performance in end use devices in the high growth markets we serve - for now and in the future. Following the March 2010 production expansion for led linear high bay light at our Bromborough, UK manufacturing site, this strategic investment in Taiwan will continue to strengthen our position as a leading global supplier of reliable precursors for the HBLED market. This market is tailored to address the increased focus on improving efficiency and reducing energy costs through design and technology advances, which is driving the electronics sector to introduce more energy-conscious products and systems.”
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