SYMPOSIUM I - Optoelectronics III: Organic Electronics: from
Light Emitting Diodes to Integrated Circuits
Organic
light emitting devices, such as diodes and displays, are
presently in the stage of industrial commercialisation and first
integrated circuits comprising field-effect transistors have been
demonstrated. Despite the high technological degree of
sophistication of both materials and device production
techniques, numerous questions concerning basic properties such
as charge transport, excited state physics, structural order, and
interfacial barriers are still open. These topics are closely
related to applied and technological aspects such as device
preparation and layout, layer sequences, and device performance.
This symposium is intended to bring together scientists and
engineers from academia and industry to fruitfully uncover,
discuss, and answers these actual issues. A special session on
competing technologies is planned.
Papers are
solicited concerning the following topics or topics that advance
the understanding of organic electronics in general.
- Novel
materials for advanced organic devices
- Electrical
and optical materials characterisation
- Interface
characterisation
- Influence of
structural order on device properties
- Charge
transport in organic devices
- Theoretical
aspects and modelling of devices
- Technology
of organic LEDs, transistors, displays, etc.
- Stimulated
emission and lasing
Presently
invited speakers and tentative titles:
- H. Bäßler
(Univ. Marburg), Transient Electroluminescence from
Organic LEDs
- P. Blom
(Philips Corp.), Role of the charge carrier mobility
in polymer LEDs
- W. Brütting
(Univ. Bayreuth), Device Physics of Organic LEDs Based
on Molecular Materials
- F. Garnier
(LMM Thiais), Structural Order and Carrier Mobility in
Organic-Based Thin Film Transistors
- S. Karg (TU
Darmstadt), Electronic Traps in Organic Semiconductors
- W.R.
Salaneck (Univ. Linköping), Polymer Surfaces and
Interfaces in Polymer-Based Devices
- C. Tombling
(Sharp Labs.), Innovations in LCD Display Technology
- T. Wakimoto
(Pioneer Corp.), QVGA Full Color Display of Organic
Light Emitting Diodes
Symposium
Organizers:
- Heinz
von Seggern
- Electronic
Materials Department
- Materials
Science Division
- Petersenstraße
23
- Darmstadt
University of Technology
- 64287
Darmstadt, Germany
- Tel.:
+49 (0)6151 16 6301
- Fax:
+49 (0)6151 16 6305
- email:
seggern@hrzpub.tu-darmstadt.de
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- Markus
Schwoerer
- Experimantal
Physics II
- Universität
Bayreuth
- 95440
Bayreuth
- Tel.:
+49 92155 2600
- Fax:
+49 92155 2621
- email:
markus.schwoerer@uni-bayreuth.de
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- Carlo
Taliani
- Istituto
di Spettroscopia Molecolare
- Consiglio
Nazionale delle Ricerche
- Via
P. Gobetti, 101
- 40129
Bologna
- Italien
- Tel.:
+39 51 6398531
- Fax:
+39 51 6398539
- email:
taliani@area.bo.cnr.it
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