Field-Effect Transistors based on Organic Nanowire Arrays

Organic field-effect transistors represent a multifaceted application platform that is particularly attractive for low-cost, electronic devices such as non-volatile memory arrays, displays, logic circuits and biosensors. By producing organic transistors from macroscopically aligned organic nanowires, we aspire to establish an up-scalable, solution-based fabrication process and open the way to a broad range of low-cost applications. Moreover, the organic nanowire arrays represent a fascinating field of fundamental research with novel magnetooptoelectroic phenomena to be discovered.

Your master project will take place in the Laboratory of Macromolecular and Organic Materials of Prof. Holger Frauenrath at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne which is regularly ranked within the world’s best universities reflecting its outstanding strengths in basic sciences, engineering and technology.

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Hochschule

Universität Lausanne

Themensteller

Dr. Thomas Reichert

Bereich/Abteilung

Laboratory of Macromolecular and Organic Materials

Abschlussart

Masterarbeit / Diplomarbeit

Ansprechpartner/in

Name: Herr Thomas Reichert

Branche

Forschung und Entwicklung

Anforderungen

We are looking for students with a strong personal drive for performing cutting-edge research in an international environment and offer them the great opportunity to carry out their master project on the topic of "Field-Effect Transistors based on Organic Nanowire Arrays".

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