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Organic-Materials Chemistry and Devices

Research Overview

Our research combines organic-materials synthesis with nanofabrication and self-assembly to explore new chemistry, techniques, and phenomena in electro-active materials. Our main philosophy is sustainability through simplicity: we are bridging the gap between physics, engineering, and chemistry by developing simple tools that allow for systematic studies of new molecules on the bench-top.
There are three main tools in our arsenal: 1) the chemistry of organic materials, 2) nanoskiving, and 3) tunneling junctions comprising self-assembled monolayers. Currently we are focusing these tools on molecular electronics, photovoltaics, and conjugated polymers.
• Molecular Electronics: We are developing new ways to contact ensembles of molecules on the micro scale, and collections of single molecules on the nanometer scale using EGaIn and Nanoskiving.
• Photovoltaics: We are investigating new ideas for organic materials for the next generation of excitonic solar cells.
• Conjugated Polymers: We are investigating new concepts in the synthesis and processing of conjugated polymers and the role of charges in their solubility.

Prof. Dr. R.C. Chiechi

University of Groningen
Faculty of Science and Engineering
Room: 5118.0111
Nijenborgh 4, 9747 AG Groningen
Mail: r.c.chiechi@rug.nl
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  • Eindhoven (TU/e)
    • Theory of Polymers and Soft Matter
    • Supramolecular Polymer Chemistry
    • Physical Chemistry
    • Functional organic materials and devices
  • Delft (TUD)
    • Optoelectronic Materials Section
    • Novel Aerospace Materials
    • Aerospace Manufacturing Technologies
  • Nijmegen (RU)
  • Enschede (UT)
    • Biomaterials Science and Technology
    • Membrane Surface Science
    • Films in Fluids
    • Molecular NanoFabrication
  • Utrecht (UU)
  • Groningen (RUG)
    • Macromolecular Chemistry and New Polymeric Materials
    • Polymer Physics/Physical Chemistry of Polymer Systems
    • Bio-Inspired Synthetic Materials Science
    • Organic-Materials Chemistry and Devices
  • Wageningen (WUR)
    • Organic Chemistry
    • Physical Chemistry and Soft Matter
    • Physical Chemistry and Soft Matter 2
    • Physical Chemistry and Soft Matter 3
    • Physical Chemistry and Soft Matter 4
    • Molecular Surface Engineering
  • Maastricht University (AMIBM)
    • Aachen-Maastricht Institute for Biobased Materials
    • Biobased Polymers
    • Mechanical Properties of Polymers
    • Polymer Engineering
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