Recently researchers from Linköping University and RISE Acreo in Sweden, along with their collaborators in the USA have published an interesting research article on conductive plastics and their optoelectronic properties. The researchers examined the materials with both theoretical and experimental methods, which may now be used as alternative methods to traditional electronic analysis. Conceptualized helped…
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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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Researchers at the Future Industries Institute at the University of South Australia have published a report centred on microneedle patches loaded with silver nanoparticles for their self-sterilizing purposes. The idea is that in addition to delivering the desired drug molecule, the microneedles will suppress any bacterial growth where the microneedles pierce the skin. Here’s what…
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A new manuscript from the Organic Photonics and Nanooptics group at the Laboratory of Organic Electronics at Linkoping University has recently been published in the American Chemical Society Photonics journal. The report focuses on how light interacts with thin films of light-absorbing molecules and plasmonic nanohole metasurfaces. Thin silver nanohole films were employed to show…
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Recently researchers from the Laboratory of Organic Electronics at Linkoping University published a review article titled ‘A Decade of Iontronic Delivery Devices’. Within the article, the authors describe the aims, challenges and solutions that have faced bioelectronics, specifically delivery systems. Various previously published iontronic components are discussed including the Laboratory of Organic Electronic’s own developments…
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