Onderzoeksoutput per jaar
Organisatieprofiel
Introductie / missie
The interdepartemental research group M2N investigates and develops functional molecular materials and nanosystems with tailored physical properties. Examples of applications are in organic and polymer solar cells, light-emitting diodes, electrochemical and photovoltaic cells, and solar fuels.
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From the molecule to the device
Over de organisatie
The Molecular Materials and Nanosystems (M2N) group is active in both the department of Applied Physics and the department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry. We combine expertise from these disciplines in a coherent research program on nanostructured materials and nano-sized organic and inorganic molecular systems. Our drive is to understand the underlying physical phenomena by studying systems of reduced dimensionality down to the molecular level. Our research regarding molecules, macromolecules and (nano)structured materials has led to notable achievements in a variety of applications.
Our thorough understanding of the subtle interactions of light with the chemical and electronic structures at the nanoscale has led to major improvements in the efficiency of polymer solar cells. Our study and modelling of organic light emitting devices (OLEDs) - from the fundamental opto-electronic processes at the molecular level towards the performance of a working device - are of industrial relevance. Other focus areas of our research are improving the efficiency of multi-junction molecular solar-to-electricity conversion devices, and establishing solar-to-fuel conversion using organic semiconductors in a process mimicking natural photosynthesis.
In our research we combine synthetic chemistry, advanced optical spectroscopy, and morphological characterization with fabricating, characterizing and modeling of prototype optoelectronic devices to obtain insights that are essential for future developments. In exploring new functional materials we work along the line molecule-material-device, with the idea that ultimately control on every length scale and every interface is required to reach the intrinsic limits of the special properties of functional molecular and polymer materials.
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Profielen
Onderzoeksoutput
Classification with a disordered dopant-atom network in silicon
Chen, T., van Gelder, J., van de Ven, B., Amitonov, S. V., de Wilde, B., Ruiz Euler, H. C., Broersma, H., Bobbert, P. A., Zwanenburg, F. A. & van der Wiel, W. G., 16 jan 2020, In : Nature. 577, 7790, blz. 341-345 5 blz.Onderzoeksoutput: Bijdrage aan tijdschrift › Tijdschriftartikel › Academic › peer review
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Citaat
(Scopus)
Color determination from a single broadband organic photodiode
Dyson, M. J., Verhage, M., Ma, X., Simone, G., Tordera, D., Janssen, R. A. J. & Gelinck, G. H., 1 jan 2020, (Geaccepteerd/In druk) In : Advanced Optical Materials. 1901722.Onderzoeksoutput: Bijdrage aan tijdschrift › Tijdschriftartikel › Academic › peer review
Open Access
Controlling the microstructure of conjugated polymers in high-mobility monolayer transistors via the dissolution temperature
Li, M., Bin, H., Jiao, X., Wienk, M. M., Yan, H. & Janssen, R. A. J., 7 jan 2020, In : Angewandte Chemie - International Edition. 59, 2, blz. 846-852 7 blz.Onderzoeksoutput: Bijdrage aan tijdschrift › Tijdschriftartikel › Academic › peer review
Open Access
Bestand
1
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Uitrusting
Molecular Materials and Nanosystems (M2N labs)
R.A.J. Janssen (Manager)
Uitrusting/faciliteit: Onderzoekslaboratorium
Prijzen
NWO Veni Award : Positive or negative? From organic molecule to liquid-electrolyte battery
K.H. Hendriks (Ontvanger), 2017
Prijs: NWO › Veni › Wetenschappelijk
Knipsels
Eindhoven University of Technology: Microgenerator Based on Nanowires Replaces Battery
Peter Bobbert & Erik P.A.M. Bakkers
11/03/20
1 item van Media-aandacht
Pers / media: Vakinhoudelijk commentaar
-Eindhoven University of Technology: Brain-inspired network detects patterns using AI
17/01/20
1 item van Media-aandacht
Pers / media: Vakinhoudelijk commentaar
Brain-Inspired Network Detects Patterns Using AI: Eindhoven University of Technology
17/01/20
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Impacts
OLED
Reinder Coehoorn (Onderzoeker), Peter Bobbert (Onderzoeker)
Impact: Research Topic/Theme (at group level)
Organic flow batteries
Koen H. Hendriks (Onderzoeker), René A.J. Janssen (Onderzoeker)
Impact: Research Topic/Theme (at group level)
Scripties/Masterproeven
A combined optical and electrical approach for studying triplet-polaron quencing in organic phosporescent devices
Auteur: Hu, L., 2017Begeleider: Coehoorn, R. (Afstudeerdocent 1) & Ligthart, A. (Afstudeerdocent 2)
Scriptie/masterproef: Bachelor
Bestand
Controlling the doping level in a conducting polymer for application in enhancement mode organic electrochemical transistors
Auteur: Pol, T., 13 nov 2018Begeleider: Meskers, S. (Afstudeerdocent 1), van de Burgt, Y. (Afstudeerdocent 2), Janssen, R. (Afstudeerdocent 2) & Friedrich, H. (Afstudeerdocent 2)
Scriptie/masterproef: Master
Bestand
Device performance optimization of near infrared organic photodetectors by charge blocking layers
Auteur: van Wetten, S. P., 2019Begeleider: Ma, X. (Afstudeerdocent 1) & Gelinck, G. H. (Afstudeerdocent 2)
Scriptie/masterproef: Bachelor
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