1-Material is proud of supporting AUCAOS: The Australasian Community for Advanced Organic Semiconductors.
Bio-Sensor
1M Supports Material Research Society (MRS) constantly
1M Supports Material Research Society (MRS) constantly with reproducible Organic Nano Electronic (ONE=1) materials.
n-PBFDO, PBFDO, n-PBDF, n-type polymer, counter partner PEDOT, for OECT, capacitors, transparent electrode
Would the emerging poly(benzodifurandione)[PBDF, PBFDO] reported having an unprecedented high electrical conductivity upon reduction (“n-doping”) with protons, high optical transparency and low work-function, be outmatching the predominant counter-partner PEDOT:PSS? Please check links below to find more.
2TDPP-OD-TEG
2TDPP-OD-TEG is available for your research needs. For more information, please review the typical COA as exampled below:
Organic mixed ion-electron conductor OMIEC extended DPP-g DPP-TEG, 2TDPP-OD-TEG, 2TDPP-OMe, PNDI-OD-5G, OMIEC
New organic mixed ion-electron conductors OMIEC polymers, basing on DPP-TEG are available for you:
PE2-OE3 PE2-OE4 Electrochromic Energy Storage OECT OMIEC and BioEL
Organic Mixed Ion-Electron Conductor (OMIEC):
PE2-OE polymers: Incorporation of the unfunctionalized biEDOT unit increases backbone planarity and overall electroactive polymer content, ultimately delivers low operational voltages, high transconductance, and promising pulsing stability; thereby deeming PE2-OE-based devices of high interest for the detection of biological events and amplifying signals for electrophysiological recordings.
ProDOT-4gDPP, PECD, OECT, OTE, BioEL
New ion-electron conducting polymers for ECD, OECT, OTE and BioEL applications.
OMIEC – Understanding Mixed Ionic-Electronic Conductors
1M is proud of support symposium #OMIEC – Understanding Mixed Ionic-Electronic Conductors within MATSUS Fall 24 conference.
SWIR detector small-molecule acceptor CO8-X-1M to replace ATT-X-Fin ATT-X-1M NIR1700
SWIR small molecules with a spectral coverage of 700 to 1800 nm peaking beyond 1200 nm: CO8-X-1M and its derivatives, click the link below for more information.