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Intrinsiq Receives $887,000 State Grant to Develop Copper Ink
Agency - New York State Energy Research and Development AuthorityIntrinsiq Materials, a leading a nano-technology company, seeks ways to develop a more environmentally-friendly and relatively inexpensive electronic ink at room temperature.
A state grant amounting to $887,000 has been awarded to the company to develop a way to use copper ink instead. Instead of the more expensive silver, copper costs are trimmer priced at $3.25 per pound.
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