Material Properties of Semi-Conducting Polymers
Junior Group leader
Collaborators
Introduction
Organic electronics plays an increasingly important role in the semiconductor world. We focus on the simulation of charge transport in organic electronic devices to elucidate the interplay between molecular properties of the organic material and thin film architecture with an emphasis on the understanding the role of interface: organic/inorganic and organic/organic.
Cooperation
- Dr. Anton Kiriy, IPF Dresden
Topics
Optically Reconfigurable Nanoscale Junctions for Organic Electronics
(People: Olga Guskova and Vladyslav Savchenko)
Building Blocks for Organic Electronics and Light-Responsive Materials
(People: Olga Guskova and Markus Koch)
Highlights
- J.-K. Li, M.-Y. Shao, Z.-Y. Yang, O. Guskova
The merging mechanisms of poly(3-hexylthiophene) domains revealed through scanning tunneling microscopy and molecular dynamics simulations
Polymer 191 (2020) 122266 - V. Savchenko, M. Koch, A. S. Pavlov, M. Saphiannikova, O. Guskova
Stacks of Azobenzene Stars: Self-Assembly Scenario and Stabilising Forces Quantified in Computer Modelling
Molecules 24(23) (2019) 4387 - M. Koch, M. Saphiannikova, O. Guskova
Do Columns of Azobenzene Stars Disassemble under Light Illumination?
Langmuir 35(45) (2019) 14659-14669 - D. Raychev, R. D. Méndez-López, A. Kiriy, G. Seifert, J.-U. Sommer, O. Guskova
Copolymers of Diketopyrrolopyrrole and Benzothiadiazole: Design and Function from Simulations with Experimental Support
Macromolecules 52(3) (2019) 904-914
Funding
- DFG, Project GU1510/5-1