Abstract: Disclosed are methods and wearable electronic devices for dispensing substances, it being possible to release the substances by means of a diffuser or atomiser system. The device, which has a function that allows the wearing of swappable capsules containing substances, comprises specific connectors that allow the complete modularity of the capsules, of the display/control pane and of the straps, thereby permitting the device to be fully personalised and optimised. The tightening/loosening and attachment system allows the device to be secured to a body automatically and intuitively. Of note is the inclusion of motors, sensors, readers and antennas in the system, which allow sensory impact to be integrated into the use experience (emission of visual, haptic or olfactory signals). In addition, communication and identification systems integrated into the elements provide interoperability between same, with other devices and between users.

Abstract: Processes for the continuous production of conjugated polymers are disclosed. The processes provide excellent control over reaction parameters and are highly reproducible. The conjugated polymers find use in heterojunction devices.

Abstract: A continuous process for the functionalization of fullerenes is disclosed. The process offers numerous advantages in comparison to traditional batch processes. The functionalized fullerenes may find use in the fabrication of hetero-junction devices.