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A key collaboration has been formed between DuPont Microcircuit Materials and Holst Centre that will focus research on printed electronic structures on flexible substrates for flexible display, RFID, lighting, biomedical and Organic Photovoltaic (OPV) markets.DuPont MCM will be joining the ‘Printed Structures on Flexible Substrates’ program that is involved optimizing printed metallic structures using a variety of roll-to roll compatible printing techniques. Alternative conductor metallurgies will be studied as well as reactive systems for depositing conductive traces.