Olivier’s work on the effect of polymer sidechains on transistor response time was presented at the EMRS 2021 conference.

Natalie contributed invited talk on spectroscopy of organic semiconductors.

Kaila was able to present her work on Charge Transport in Non-Fullerene Acceptors at the Spring MRS 2021 Virtual Conference! The poster presentation can be viewed on demand as part of the EL.01.02 Symposium.

Kaila, Eva, and Priscila are working to inspire the next generation of women in science with their outreach work with the NCCR MUST! Don’t miss their video on YouTube this summer!

Discover the ultrafast charge transfer dynamics at origin of photoconductivity in doped organic solids by clicking here to read all about the work Demetra carried out with our collaborators in Noel Giebink’s lab at Penn State!

Julien’s idea on applying time-domain ptychography to Sum Frequency Generation spectroscopy has been published! Click here for the full article. Thanks to Tobias Schweizer and Prof. Thomas Feurer from the Institute of Applied Physics, and to Bruno and Priscila for the experimental support.

FemtoMat is so happy to welcome Fred back to the group to continue his work on Organic Electrochemical Transistors!

Gareth’s work on dilute-donor solar cells has been accepted! Read about it in this issue of Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters! Click here for the article.

Nikos did an excellent job defending his thesis centered on his work with Perovskite Solar Cells! Dieter Neher was an excellent external expert for the jury. Way to go Nikos!

Natalie delivered an excellent talk on NFA Photophysics and Ultrafast Processes in Organic Solar Cells in front of a large remote audience at this year’s NanoGe HOPV online conference!

Ever wondered about polaron photoconductivity in the weak and strong light-matter coupling regimes? Good news! Demetra and Natalie have worked with Noel Giebink’s team in Penn State to publish a paper on that exact topic! Read about it here!