Organic and Hybrid Semiconductors Lab
Organic and hybrid organic-inorganic semiconductors are particularly interesting materials, as they can be designed with optoelectronic properties that enable them to convert light into electricity and vice versa. This property makes it possible to use these materials in devices such as photovoltaic cells, sensors or light-emitting devices.
At EnergyVille, we conduct both fundamental research to understand the principles behind these properties and applied research aimed at integrating new materials into specific devices, with a focus on establishing rational structure-property relationships.
We have a long-standing tradition of collaborative scientific research and development within European, national and regional projects, as well as providing services to industry and research centres.
Who can use the Organic and Hybrid Semiconductors Lab?
- Companies operating in the field of organic semiconductors.
What is the purpose of the Organic and Hybrid Semiconductors Lab?
We provide support at every stage, from material development to advanced (structural and optoelectronic) material characterisation, device analysis and prototype production.
