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1. Electrolyte-Gated Organic Thin-Film Transistors
Abstract : There has been a remarkable progress in the development of organic electronic materials since the discovery of conducting polymers more than three decades ago. Many of these materials can be processed from solution, in the form as inks. READ MORE
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2. Polarization characteristics in polyelectrolyte thin film capacitors : Targeting field-effect transistors and sensors
Abstract : Polymers are very attractive materials that can be tailored for specific needs and functionality. They can for instance be made electrically insulating or (semi)conducting, with specific mechanical properties. Polymers are often processable from a solution, which enables the use of low-cost manufacturing techniques to fabricate polymer devices. READ MORE
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3. Organic functionalization of graphene for applications in energy storage devices and optoelectronics
Abstract : The emergence of one-atom layer thick materials, exemplified by graphene following its first exfoliation by Geim and Novoselov, has sparked significant research interest. Owing to their unique electronic structure, 2D materials are regarded as promising candidates for diverse applications, including field-effect transistors (FETs), solar energy harvesting, biological systems, water purification, and energy storage devices. READ MORE
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4. Electrolyte-Based Organic Electronic Devices
Abstract : The discovery of semi-conducting and conducting organic materials has opened new possibilities for electronic devices and systems. Applications, previously unattainable for conventional electronics, have become possible thanks to the development of conjugated polymers. READ MORE
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5. Photo-polymerization as a tool for engineering the active material in organic field-effect transistors
Abstract : The emergence of organic semiconductors is exciting since it promises to open up for straightforward and low-cost fabrication of a wide range of efficient and novel electronic devices. However, in order for this promise to become reality it is critical that new and functional fabrication techniques are developed. READ MORE