Linlin Liu

TL;DR: Results reveal that the "hot exciton" path is a promising way to exploit high efficient, stable fluorescent emitters, especially for the pure-blue and deep-blue fluorescent organic light-emitting devices.

TL;DR: Highly efficient electron extraction is achieved by using a photoconductive cathode interlayer in inverted ternary organic solar cells where a near-IR absorbing porphyrin molecule is used as the sensitizer.

TL;DR: A highly photoconductive cathode interlayer was achieved by doping a 1 wt % light absorber, such as perylene bisimide, into a ZnO thin film, which absorbs a very small amount of light but shows highly increased conductivity under sunlight.

TL;DR: In this paper, the progress of the development of small-molecule luminescent materials with different design concepts and features, and also briefly examine future development tendencies of luminescence materials are reviewed.

TL;DR: An aqueous-solution-processed photoconductive cathode interlayer is developed, in which the photoinduced charge transfer brings multiple advantages such as increased conductivity and electron mobility, as well as reduced work function.