A Blue Phase Mode LCD is a liquid crystal display technology that uses highly twisted cholesteric phases in a blue phase. It was first proposed in 2007 to obtain a better display of moving images with, for example, frame rates of 100–120 Hz to improve the temporal response of liquid crystal displays (LCDs). This operational mode for LCDs also does not require anisotropic alignment layers (e.g., rubbed polyimide) and thus theoretically simplifies the LCD manufacturing process.

Respected Sir,

I am Shivam Rastogi, recently graduated from Jaypee University of
Information Technology, Wakhnaghat, Shimla , India in Electronics and
Communication Engineering,
I got through your research page where I have seen your interest
that you are carrying out in the area of Nano Science
I have done some research work at the time of my under graduation
and published in different international publications which helps
keeping me abreast with the latest technology up-gradation in
Nanotechnology.

Sir I would be very grateful if you please guide me to pursue career
for Research as further I am interested to pursue MS in Nano Science
and Technology henceforth I request you to please throw some light on
What are the opportunities do I have ?
Sir Please mail me your contact details so that I can send you my Resume.
With Regards,
Shivam Rastogi
INDIA.
contact details: +91-7206256759
shivam.ece.juit@gmail.com

hi how r u ?

Dear Santosh,
You can try in IITs, you will have to write GATE/CSIR NET to get admission. You can see the website of JNSCAR Bangalore also. There people use to do Ph D in nanomaterials,
Thanks