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Tunable and Robust Charge Injection Layers
| Supervisor | |
| Research Group | Molecular Nanostructure at Surfaces (Prof. Jan Čechal) together Prof. Radek Marek (MUNI), Prof. Erik Glowacki (CEITEC BUT) |
Topic Description
Charge injection layers are monolayer-thick molecular layers that decrease the contact resistance between organic semiconductors and metal electrode. Within the project, we will develop robust charge injection layers that allow independent tuning of the work function in the range of 1 eV, yet remain robust against mixing with OS up to 450 K. The project involves design, synthesis, layer preparation, and testing.
Interdisciplinary Dimension
Surface science and characterization - organic synthesis and product characterization - electronic devices.
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