论文信息 - Organic semiconductors: Made to order.

Organic semiconductors: Made to order.

Fabricating thin films of organic semiconductors that have molecular order across large areas has proved challenging. Now, three complementary approaches — molecular design, fluid-flow control and the use of nucleating agents — offer unprecedented opportunities for next-generation optoelectronic applications.

Antonio Facchetti | A. Facchetti

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