Organic Electronics II: More Materials and Applications

Spis treści:
I. MATERIALS
High–performance Organic Semiconductor Materials –
Ian McCulloch (Imperial College, London)
Electroactive Polymer Thin Films –
Dean DeLongchamp (NIST)
Materials for Large–area Electronics –
Alberto Salleo (Stanford University)
Functional Pentacenes –
John Anthony (University of Kentucky)
Plastic Electronics –
Antonio Facchetti (Northwestern University, Polyera)
Electronic, Photonic and Magnetic Materials –
Dan Frisbie (University of Minnesota)
II. MANUFACTURING
Printing Technology –
Vivek Subramanian (University of California, Berkeley)
Solution Processing –
Ana Claudia Arias (Palo Alto Research Center)
Direct Inkjet Printing –
Takao Someya (University of Tokyo)
Photoresist–free Patterning –
Tom Jackson (Pennsylvania State University)
III. APPLICATIONS
Photonic Nanostructures –
Jana Zaumseil (Argonne National Laboratory)
Plastic Transistors –
Henning Sirringhaus (Plastic Logic)
Integrated Microsystems –
Eugenio Cantatore (Eindhoven University of Technology)
Active Matrix Displays –
Kazumasa Nomoto (SONY)


Nota biograficzna:
Hagen Klauk received his PhD in electrical engineering from The Pennsylvania State University in 1999, receiving the Xerox Research Award for his doctorate on organic thin film transistors. In 2000 he joined Infineon Technologies in Erlangen, Germany and since 2005 he has been a research group leader at the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research in Stuttgart, Germany, where he is investigating a wide range of novel organic device concepts. His work has led to more than seventy publications and forty patents to his name.