Symposia & Program

B-3 Organic and Molecular Electronics

Organizers:

Representative

Prof. Hiroshi Yamamoto	Nihon University

Correspondence

Dr. Tomoko Nagata	Nihon University
Ms. Natsumi Abe	Nihon University

Co-Organizers

Prof. Hirotake Kajii	Osaka University
Prof. Keizo Kato	Niigata University
Prof. Kazuhiro Kudo	Chiba University
Prof. Masakazu Nakamura	Nara Institute of Science and Technology
Prof. Seimei Shiratori	Keio University
Prof. Hanying Li	Zhejiang University
Prof. Chung Kun Song	Dong-A University

Scope:

Research in post-silicon electronics is moving toward to cheaper, and more versatile , flexible, functional and/or efficient organic and molecules materials applicable to electronic devices. This symposium session covers various aspect of materials research related to organic and molecular electronics. The applications extend to such fields as transistors, displays, photovoltaics, optical devices, energy devices, sensors, and bioelectronics etc. The topics related to basic physics and chemistry, material development, thin film process technologies, devices and applications are covered in this symposium.

Topics:

The main topics of this symposium are as follows, but not limited to fundamental and applied researches on organic materials:

1. Materials Properties: Electric, Electronic, and Optical Properties
2. Thin Film Technology: Flexible, Printed and/or Dissolvable Thin Films
3. Organic Semiconductors: Materials and Devices
4. Nobel Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLEDs) and Liquid Crystals
5. Organic Photovoltaic Materials and Devices
6. Sensing or Bioelectronics Materials and Devices
7. Inorganic–Organic Hybrid Materials and Applications