Team 4 : Polymer materials for Electronic, Energy, Information and Communication Technologies

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Organic semiconductors constitute a new class of functional materials and represent an alternative to conventional silicon-based technologies. Due to their soft nature and ease of processability, organic semiconductors are well suited for applications for large area and/or flexible devices, as well as for compatibility with paper and plastics. Thanks to these unique properties, organic electronics has the potential to give birth to disruptive innovations, providing solutions to some of the current challenges in energy, environment, information and communication.

In 2007, the Aquitaine Region envisioned to become a major player in this emerging field by putting forth a cluster devoted to organic electronics. The University of Bordeaux (UB)/Institute National Polytechnic (INP) supported this decision by committing themselves to be the scientific hosts of this new group in order to construct an “Organic Electronics Valley” in Aquitaine. In this context, in 2009, the above partners together with ARKEMA Corporation established a five year-term Chair of Excellence, with holder Prof. Georges Hadziioannou, aiming to reinforce the existing expertise and competences in the field of organic electronics and to establish a viable link with the local industrial sector. Hence, a dynamic team was created working on science and innovation in the field of large-area, flexible and printed organic electronics.

 

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  • Plasmonic nanocrevice metasurfaces via block copolymer directed self-assembly for controlled anisotropic near-field enhancement figure

    Plasmonic nanocrevice metasurfaces via block copolymer directed self-assembly for controlled anisotropic near-field enhancement Journal article

    Putranto Achmad Fajar, Kogelschatz Martin, Fleury Guillaume, Cavalaglio Sébastien, Smiri Badreddine, Fuard David, Petit-Etienne Camille, Ramos Raphael, Zelsmann Marc

    Journal title: Nanoscale, Volume(s): 18, Issue(s): 33, Page(s): 17915-17928 https://hal.science/hal-05794312/document 10.1039/d6nr00717a (2026)

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  • Decoupling interfacial neutrality and film stability in high- χ PS-b-PDMSB block copolymer thin films figure

    Decoupling interfacial neutrality and film stability in high- χ PS-b-PDMSB block copolymer thin films Journal article

    Forcina Gianluca, Putranto Achmad Fajar, Cabannes-Boué Benjamin, Hemmerle Arnaud, Restagno Frédéric, Miquelard-Garnier Guillaume, Roland Sébastien, Fleury Guillaume, Zelsmann Marc

    Journal title: Nanoscale, Volume(s): 18, Page(s): 17361 - 17372 https://hal.science/hal-05794303/document 10.1039/d6nr01201a (2026)

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  • HBPEI-Silane-based flexible microwave sensor for selective outdoor CO₂ monitoring figure

    HBPEI-Silane-based flexible microwave sensor for selective outdoor CO₂ monitoring Journal article

    Ngoune Bernard Bobby, Mazumder Annesha, Dumon Marine, Lebental Bérengère, Perrin Guillaume, Dejous Corinne, Shinde Shekhar, Cloutet Eric, Bila Stéphane, Hallil Hamida

    Journal title: Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, Volume(s): 459, Page(s): 139858 https://u-bordeaux.hal.science/hal-05596967/document 10.1016/j.snb.2026.139858 (2026)

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