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Organic molecules have two aspects as a material for the next-generation electronics devices. Individual molecules are an excellent nano-material with a well-defined structure at the atomic level. The films of organic molecules have mechanical and functional flexibilities. The organic materials are promising for the future electronics devices because of these excellent properties. We are studying the basic properties, such as charge injection, accumulation, and transport in the organic and molecular electronic devices. We aim to contribute to the realization of the novel electronic devices using organic materials by providing better understandings of the material and device physics.

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2025/04/30
8 undergraduate students joined.
2025/04/28
New article published. "Impact of Spontaneous Orientation Polarization in the Emission Layer on the Charge Accumulation and Exciton−Polaron Quenching Properties of Ir-Complex-based Organic Light-Emitting Diodes", ACS Applied Electronic Materials.
2025/03/26
3 graduate students received a master's degree in engineering. 9 undergraduate students received a bachelor's degree in engineering.
2025/01/17
Shotaro Nakano (M2) won IDW'24 Outstanding Poster Award!
2025/01/15
New article published. "Degradation Properties of Organic Light-Emitting Diodes with Modified Interface Charge Density via Dipolar Doping Studied by Displacement Current Measurement", Advanced Electronic Materials (Open Access). This work is a collaboration with Prof. Brütting (University of Augsburg).
2025/01/04
New article published. "Enhancement of Spontaneous Orientation Polarization in Glassy Organic Semiconductor Mixtures", The Journal of Physical Chemistry B. This work is a collaboration with Prof. Brütting (University of Augsburg).
2024/08/07
Mihiro Takeda (M2) won a student presentation award in the 38th meeting of Japan OLED forum!
2024/05/01
9 undergraduate students joined.
2024/04/12
Prof. Noguchi won the 17th achievement award of Japan OLED forum!
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