Using Green Chemistry
to create the next generation
of organic electronics.
Orthogonal has developed a suite of fluorinated photoresists which will allow the elctronics industry to use its current infrastructure to manufacture organic electronics. Orthogonal will deliver environmentally-safe, high performance photoresists.
August 6, 2010
Orthogonal will attend the Flexible Electronics Symposium in Binghamton on August 17-18, 2010.July 29, 2010
Orthogonal has been selected as a finalist in the MassChallenge.July 6, 2010
Orthogonal has been awarded an SBIR Phase 1B from the NSF.March 10, 2010
Orthogonal has been selected as the best technology from the World's Best Technology Showcase.March 6, 2010
Orthogonal is awarded the CAP V Grant by Centerstate CEO.January 1, 2010
Orthogonal expands offices in the Cornell Technology & Business ParkDecember 1, 2009
Orthogonal attends the IDTechEx Printed Electronics USA 2009 in San Jose, CA: December 1stNovember 28, 2009
Orthogonal attends the MRS Fall Meeting in Boston, Ma: December 1st
November 15, 2009
Orthogonal is award NSF SBIR Phase 1 grant for $150,000October 28, 2009
Orthogonal featured in the MIT Technology ReviewOctober 22, 2009
Orthogonal presents at Cornell Center for Technology Enterprise and Commercialization (CCTEC) EventSeptember 11, 2009
Orthogonal attends the OLED World Summit in San Fransisco, Ca: September 30thJuly 20, 2009
Orthogonal is award MDA Grants for Growth for $75,000May 21, 2009
Orthogonal will be moving into Lagmuir Labs in the Cornell Business and Technology Park on June 1stMay 10, 2009
Orthogonal attends the SID International Symposium Seminar and Exhibition in San Anotoio Tx, June 1st - 4thApril 18, 2009
Orthogonal announces plans to raise funds to support research & development efforts as well business development