Our research activities concern the design and synthesis of new π-conjugated materials, purposefully designed to spontaneously organize themselves at the nanoscale leading to novel properties mostly directed towards (nano)optoelectronic applications.
KEYWORDS :
Organic synthesis, macromolecular chemistry, pi-conjugated architectures, liquid crystalline semiconductors, organic electronics, molecular nanostructures at surfaces, 2D materials
We have ample expertise in the synthesis of organic semi-conductive materials, liquid crystalline derivatives and supra & macromolecular systems. We are also interested in the study of their structural, photophysical, self-assembling and electronic properties and possible applications in devices such as OLEDs, OFETs, etc.
If you have any further question, contact us :
Dr. David Kreher
Dr. Fabrice Mathevet
Dr. Lydia Sosa Vargas
Sorbonne Université,
4 Place Jussieu, 75252 Paris cedex 5
Couloir 43-53
Équipe Chimie des polymères
Bureaux 414 et 420
Tel. 33(0) 1 44 27 50 32
