Localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) is a physical phenomenon exhibited by
nanoparticles of metals including coinage metals, alkali metals, aluminum, and some …

In this Review, we summarize recent work on modeling of organic/metal and organic/organic
interfaces. Some of the models discussed have a semiempirical approach, that is …

Medical X-ray imaging requires cost-effective and high-resolution flat-panel detectors for the
energy range between 20 and 120 keV. Solution-processed photodetectors provide the …

Thin-film metal oxides are among the key materials used in organic semiconductor devices.
As there are no intrinsic charge carriers in a typical organic semiconductor, all charges in the …

Minimizing charge carrier injection barriers and extraction losses at interfaces between
organic semiconductors and metallic electrodes is critical for optimizing the performance of …

Inserting molecular monolayers within metal/semiconductor interfaces provides one of the
most powerful expressions of how minute chemical modifications can affect electronic …

Most present-day semiconductor devices use inorganic crystalline materials, with single-
crystalline silicon dominating other materials like GaAs by about a factor of 1000. Despite …

During the last decade, interest on the growth and self-assembly of organic molecular
species on solid surfaces spread over the scientific community, largely motivated by the …

Considerable research and development means have been focused in the past decade on
organic semiconductor thin films and devices with applications to full color displays, flexible …

Self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) of organic molecules generally modify the surface
properties when covalently linked to substrates. In organic electronics, SAMs are used to …