Flexible electronic technology has made great achievements in the past decade, and with
the emergence of electronic skin inspired by human skin and epidermal electronics …

Flexible photovoltaic (PV) devices are a promising research field with potential for wearable,
portable, indoor and internet-of-things applications. Substantial progress has been made in …

The use of metal halides promotes the development of X‐ray detectors (XDs) owing to their
excellent X‐ray absorbance, electrically benign defects, and large mobility− lifetime (µτ) …

X-ray dose detection plays a critical role in various scientific fields, including chemistry,
materials, and medicine. However, the current materials used for this purpose face …

A flexible, fully organic detector for proton beams is presented here. The detector operates in
the indirect mode and is composed of a polysiloxane-based scintillating layer coupled to an …

Organic semiconductors are a promising material candidate for X‐ray detection. However,
the low atomic number (Z) of organic semiconductors leads to poor X‐ray absorption thus …

Nanoindentation is an optimal technique for the measurement of thin film mechanical
properties. Polymers present a unique problem in that their response to loading is time …

X-ray detection for personal dosimetry requires sensitive, stable and non-toxic materials. At
the same time, scalability onto large-area and flexible substrates is emerging as a desirable …

Organic semiconductors are excellent candidates for X‐ray detectors that can adapt to new
applications, with unique properties including mechanical flexibility and the ability to cover …

A novel conjugated polymer, poly (4‐(4, 8‐bis (5‐(2‐ethylhexyl) thiophen‐2‐yl) benzo [1, 2‐
b: 4, 5‐b'] dithiophen‐2‐yl)‐2, 6‐dioctylbenzo [1, 2‐d: 4, 5‐d'] bis (oxazole))(PBB), is …