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1. Quantitative assessment of agricultural sustainability reveals divergent priorities among nations

Author

Zhang, X., Yao, G., Vishwakarma, S., Dalin, C., Komarek, A.M., Kanter, D.R., Davis, K.F., Pfeifer, K., Zhao, J., Zou, T., D'Odorico, P., Folberth, C., Rodriguez, F.G., Fanzo, J., Rosa, L., Dennison, W., Musumba, M., Heyman, A., Davidson, E.A., Zhang, X., Yao, G., Vishwakarma, S., Dalin, C., Komarek, A.M., Kanter, D.R., Davis, K.F., Pfeifer, K., Zhao, J., Zou, T., D'Odorico, P., Folberth, C., Rodriguez, F.G., Fanzo, J., Rosa, L., Dennison, W., Musumba, M., Heyman, A., and Davidson, E.A.

Abstract

Agriculture is fundamental to all three pillars of sustainability, environment, society, and economy. However, the definition of sustainable agriculture and the capacities to measure it remain elusive. Independent and transparent measurements of national sustainability are needed to gauge progress, encourage accountability, and inform policy. Here, we developed a Sustainable Agriculture Matrix (SAM) to quantify national performance indicators in agriculture and to investigate the trade-offs and synergies based on historical data for most countries of the world. The results reveal priority areas for improvement by each country and show that the trade-offs and synergies among indicators often differ. Exceptions to common economic-versus-environmental trade-offs, for example, offer opportunities to learn from countries with synergistic pathways for multiple sustainability indicators. These SAM indicators will improve as data become more available, but this version offers a useful starting point for evaluating progress, identifying priorities for improvement, and informing national policies and actions toward sustainable agriculture.

Published
2021

2. Flexible low temperature solution processed oxide semiconductor TFT backplanes for use in AMOLED displays

Author

Cobb, B., Rodriguez, F.G., Maas, J., Ellis, T., Steen, J.L. van der, Myny, K., Smout, S., Vicca, P., Bhoolokam, A., Rockelé, M., Steudel, S., Heremans, P., Marinkovic, M., Pham, D.V., Hoppe, A., Steiger, J., Anselman, R., and Gelinck, G.H.

Subjects
TS - Technical Sciences, Industrial Innovation, thin film transistor, AMOLED, flexible display, Vision Industry, Mechanics, Materials and Structures, HOL - Holst, oxide semiconductor, solution-processed, Flexible displays
Abstract

AMOLED backplanes were fabricated on both rigid glass and flexible plastic substrates using a solution processed oxide semiconductor processed at temperatures

Published
2014

3. 30.1 8b thin-film microprocessor using a hybrid oxide-organic complementary technology with inkjet-printed P2ROM memory

Author

Myny, K., Smout, S., Rockelé, M., Bhoolokam, A., Ke, T.H., Steudel, S., Obata, K., Marinkovic, M., Pham, D.V., Hoppe, A., Gulati, A., Rodriguez, F.G., Cobb, B., Gelinck, G.H., Genoe, J., Dehaene, W., and Heremans, P.

Subjects
TS - Technical Sciences, Industrial Innovation, Microprocessor chips, Metal oxide semiconductor, N-type semiconductors, WORM, Complementary technology, HOL - Holst, Plastic foil substrates, Thin-film technology, Transistors, Print-Programmable Read-Only Memory, Write-once-read-many, P2ROM memory, Hardware_INTEGRATEDCIRCUITS, Mechanics, Materials and Structures, Electronics
Abstract

We present an 8b general-purpose microprocessor realized in a hybrid oxide-organic complementary thin-film technology. The n-type transistors are based on a solution-processed n-type metal-oxide semiconductor, and the p-type transistors use an organic semiconductor. As compared to previous work utilizing unipolar logic gates [1], the higher mobility n-type semiconductor and the use of complementary logic allow for a >50x speed improvement. It also adds robustness to the design, which allowed for a more complex and complete standard cell library. The microprocessor consists of two parts, a processor core chip and an instruction generator. The instructions are stored in a Write-Once-Read-Many (WORM) memory formatted by a post-fabrication inkjet printing step, called Print-Programmable Read-Only Memory (P2ROM). The entire processing was performed at temperatures compatible with plastic foil substrates, i.e., at or below 250°C [2]. © 2014 IEEE.

Published
2014

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