Research projects in the Organic Electronics group

Our group develops and studies organic-based devices using electrons and ions as signal carriers for novel applications, mainly within the areas of printed electronics and bioelectronics. Summaries of various projects related to all-organic electrochemical polymer devices and organic-based solid-state devices can be found by clicking the links below.

Visualization of an electrochemical transistor (top), and a photograph of an all-organic electrochromic active-matrix display

Electrochemical and Printed Electronics

Printed Low-Voltage Operating Transistors
Printed Displays
Sensors and Batteries

An image of an electrically controlled microfluidic system

Organic Bioelectronics

Electronic Ion Pumps and Transistors
Electronic Surfaces
Polymer Microactuators
Printed Biosensors

An electrolyte-gated OFET (top), and a schematic of an all-plastic OLED

Organic Solid State Devices

Organic Transistors and Circuits
Thermoelectric Generators
Supercapacitors
Memory Devices

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