Researchers from the Laboratory of Organic Electronics teamed up with researchers from the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) to publish a communication article on iontronic capacitors, the latest device in the growing field of iontronics. The field of iontronics is rapidly growing since it has proven to be a valuable asset when…
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The senior members of the Laboratory of Organic Electronics have paid tribute to Professor Olle Inganäs with a progress report published in Advanced Materials on his and other’s research in the field of iontronics using conductive polymers. The main focus of the article was based on one particular conductive polymer, poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene, as the champion polymer…
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Research out of the Laboratory of Organic Electronics at Linkoping University, Sweden has been recently published presenting advancements in electrochromic technology. The new technology involves the patterning of organic materials called conductive polymers using UV-light. The publication investigates using patterned conductive polymers for electrochromic applications, in other words, displays that show an image or logo…
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