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  1. Surface modification for site-directed covalent attachment of molecules via strain-promoted azide-alkyne click-chemistry reaction and photolithography
  2. Photolithographically Patterned Cell‐Repellent PEG‐b‐PTHPMA Diblock Copolymer for Guided Cell Adhesion and Growth
  3. Photonic nanostructures mimicking floral epidermis for perovskite solar cells
  4. Room-temperature deposited fluorine-doped tantalum pentoxide for stable organic solar cells
  5. Core–shell carbon-polymer quantum dot passivation for near infrared perovskite light emitting diodes
  6. Functionalized BODIPYs as Tailor‐Made and Universal Interlayers for Efficient and Stable Organic and Perovskite Solar Cells
  7. Commercially available chromophores as low-cost efficient electron injection layers for organic light emitting diodes
  8. Defect passivation in perovskite solar cells using an amino-functionalized BODIPY fluorophore
  9. Fiber‐Shaped Electronic Devices
  10. PEDOT:PSS:sulfonium salt composite hole injection layers for efficient organic light emitting diodes
  11. High Sensitivity Resists for EUV Lithography: A Review of Material Design Strategies and Performance Results
  12. Reacquisition of a spindle cell shape does not lead to the restoration of a youthful state in senescent human skin fibroblasts
  13. Ion‐Activated Greatly Enhanced Conductivity of Thin Organic Semiconducting Films in Two‐Terminal Devices
  14. Inorganic and Hybrid Interfacial Materials for Organic and Perovskite Solar Cells
  15. Interfacial engineering for organic and perovskite solar cells using molecular materials
  16. Suppressing the Photocatalytic Activity of Zinc Oxide Electron-Transport Layer in Nonfullerene Organic Solar Cells with a Pyrene-Bodipy Interlayer
  17. A carbon-doped tantalum dioxyfluoride as a superior electron transport material for high performance organic optoelectronics
  18. Reversible chemocapacitor system based on PDMAEMA polymers for fast sensing of VOCs mixtures
  19. Molecular materials as interfacial layers and additives in perovskite solar cells
  20. Enhanced Organic and Perovskite Solar Cell Performance through Modification of the Electron-Selective Contact with a Bodipy–Porphyrin Dyad
  21. Organic solar cells of enhanced efficiency and stability using zinc oxide:zinc tungstate nanocomposite as electron extraction layer
  22. Bio-orthogonal fluorinated resist for biomolecules patterning applications
  23. Lithium Doping of ZnO for High Efficiency and Stability Fullerene and Non-fullerene Organic Solar Cells
  24. Multi-electron reduction of Wells–Dawson polyoxometalate films onto metallic, semiconducting and dielectric substrates
  25. Guided cell adhesion, orientation, morphology and differentiation on silicon substrates photolithographically micropatterned with a cell-repellent cross-linked poly(vinyl alcohol) film
  26. Functionalized Zinc Porphyrins with Various Peripheral Groups for Interfacial Electron Injection Barrier Control in Organic Light Emitting Diodes
  27. Engineering of Porphyrin Molecules for use as Effective Cathode Interfacial Modifiers in Organic Solar Cells of Enhanced Efficiency and Stability
  28. Ultra-sensitive EUV resists based on acid-catalyzed polymer backbone breaking
  29. Plasma induced degradation and surface electronic structure modification of Poly(3-hexylthiophene) films
  30. A silanol-functionalized polyoxometalate with excellent electron transfer mediating behavior to ZnO and TiO2 cathode interlayers for highly efficient and extremely stable polymer solar cells
  31. Insights into the passivation effect of atomic layer deposited hafnium oxide for efficiency and stability enhancement in organic solar cells
  32. Hydrogen and nitrogen codoping of anatase TiO2 for efficiency enhancement in organic solar cells
  33. Microwave exposure as a fast and cost-effective alternative of oxygen plasma treatment of indium-tin oxide electrode for application in organic solar cells
  34. The effect of TiO2 component on the properties of acrylic and urea-aldehyde resins under accelerated ageing conditions
  35. Improved Stability of Polymer Solar Cells in Ambient Air via Atomic Layer Deposition of Ultrathin Dielectric Layers
  36. Low Work Function Lacunary Polyoxometalates as Electron Transport Interlayers for Inverted Polymer Solar Cells of Improved Efficiency and Stability
  37. Avoiding ambient air and light induced degradation in high-efficiency polymer solar cells by the use of hydrogen-doped zinc oxide as electron extraction material
  38. Porphyrin-Sensitized Evolution of Hydrogen using Dawson and Keplerate Polyoxometalate Photocatalysts
  39. Direct Current Conductivity of Thin-Film Ionic Conductors from Analysis of Dielectric Spectroscopic Measurements in Time and Frequency Domains
  40. Exploring the potential of Multiphoton Laser Ablation Lithography (MP-LAL) as a reliable technique for sub-50nm patterning
  41. New resist materials based on polyacetal main chain scission
  42. Water-Soluble Lacunary Polyoxometalates with Excellent Electron Mobilities and Hole Blocking Capabilities for High Efficiency Fluorescent and Phosphorescent Organic Light Emitting Diodes
  43. Surface Modification of ZnO Layers via Hydrogen Plasma Treatment for Efficient Inverted Polymer Solar Cells
  44. Dehydration of molybdenum oxide hole extraction layers via microwave annealing for the improvement of efficiency and lifetime in organic solar cells
  45. Surface passivation effect by fluorine plasma treatment on ZnO for efficiency and lifetime improvement of inverted polymer solar cells
  46. Positive molecular resists
  47. Correction: Hydrogenated under-stoichiometric tungsten oxide anode interlayers for efficient and stable organic photovoltaics
  48. Immobilization of Lipid Substrates: Application on Phospholipase A2 Determination
  49. Solution processed multi-color organic light emitting diodes for application in telecommunications
  50. Influence of microwave exposure of tungsten oxide hole extraction layers on nanomorphology, optical and electrical properties of organic photovoltaics
  51. Near-IR organic light emitting diodes based on porphyrin compounds
  52. Old Metal Oxide Clusters in New Applications: Spontaneous Reduction of Keggin and Dawson Polyoxometalate Layers by a Metallic Electrode for Improving Efficiency in Organic Optoelectronics
  53. Lithographically tuned one dimensional polymeric photonic crystal arrays
  54. Annealing-free highly crystalline solution-processed molecular metal oxides for efficient single-junction and tandem polymer solar cells
  55. Organic photovoltaic performance improvement using atomic layer deposited ZnO electron-collecting layers
  56. Scalable fabrication of nanostructured p-Si/n-ZnO heterojunctions by femtosecond-laser processing
  57. Tungsten polyoxometalate molecules as active nodes for dynamic carrier exchange in hybrid molecular/semiconductor capacitors
  58. Protein-Resistant Cross-Linked Poly(vinyl alcohol) Micropatterns via Photolithography Using Removable Polyoxometalate Photocatalyst
  59. Enhancing spectral response of organic photodetectors through surface modification of metal oxide electrodes
  60. Sol–gel synthesized, low-temperature processed, reduced molybdenum peroxides for organic optoelectronics applications
  61. Atomic-Layer-Deposited Aluminum and Zirconium Oxides for Surface Passivation of TiO2in High-Efficiency Organic Photovoltaics
  62. Fast Recovery of the High Work Function of Tungsten and Molybdenum Oxides via Microwave Exposure for Efficient Organic Photovoltaics
  63. Theoretical study on the electronic structure of triphenyl sulfonium salts: Electronic excitation and electron transfer processes
  64. Solution-processed nanostructured zinc oxide cathode interfacial layers for efficient inverted organic photovoltaics
  65. Harnessing photochemical internalization with dual degradable nanoparticles for combinatorial photo–chemotherapy
  66. The role of metal/metal oxide/organic anode interfaces in efficiency and stability of bulk heterojunction organic photodetectors
  67. Large work function shift of organic semiconductors inducing enhanced interfacial electron transfer in organic optoelectronics enabled by porphyrin aggregated nanostructures
  68. 1-D polymeric photonic crystals as spectroscopic zero-power humidity sensors
  69. Porphyrin oriented self-assembled nanostructures for efficient exciton dissociation in high-performing organic photovoltaics
  70. Hydrogenated under-stoichiometric tungsten oxide anode interlayers for efficient and stable organic photovoltaics
  71. All-Organic Sulfonium Salts Acting as Efficient Solution Processed Electron Injection Layer for PLEDs
  72. Highly porous tungsten oxides for electrochromic applications
  73. Solution-Processed Hydrogen Molybdenum Bronzes as Highly Conductive Anode Interlayers in Efficient Organic Photovoltaics
  74. Influence of the anion on the optoelectronic characteristics of triphenylsulfonium salts modified polymer light emitting devices
  75. Vapor-deposited hydrogenated and oxygen-deficient molybdenum oxide thin films for application in organic optoelectronics
  76. Emergence of ambient temperature ferroelectricity in meso-tetrakis(1-methylpyridinium-4-yl)porphyrin chloride thin films
  77. Solution processable tungsten polyoxometalate as highly effective cathode interlayer for improved efficiency and stability polymer solar cells
  78. Radiation Sensors Based on the Generation of Mobile Protons in Organic Dielectrics
  79. Polymer photonic technologies for optical communications
  80. Nanosession: Low-Dimensional Transport and Ballistic Effects
  81. Poster: Electronic Structure, Lattice Dynamics, and Transport
  82. Atomic layer deposited zirconium oxide electron injection layer for efficient organic light emitting diodes
  83. The Influence of Hydrogenation and Oxygen Vacancies on Molybdenum Oxides Work Function and Gap States for Application in Organic Optoelectronics
  84. Conduction mechanisms in tungsten-polyoxometalate self-assembled molecular junctions
  85. Photo-patternable fluorinated polyhedral oligomeric silsequioxane-functionalized (POSS-F) polymeric materials with ultra low dielectric constants
  86. High performance organic light emitting diodes using substoichiometric tungsten oxide as efficient hole injection layer
  87. Reduced transition metal oxides as electron injection layers in hybrid-PLEDs
  88. Barrierless hole injection through sub-bandgap occupied states in organic light emitting diodes using substoichiometric MoOx anode interfacial layer
  89. Effect of triphenylsulfonium triflate addition in wide band-gap polymer light-emitting diodes: improved charge injection, transport and electroplex-induced emission tuning
  90. Photodegradable Polymers for Biotechnological Applications
  91. A transmission line model for the optical simulation of multilayer structures and its application for oblique illumination of an organic solar cell with anisotropic extinction coefficient
  92. Interface engineering for efficient organic optoelectronic devices using nanostructured transition metal oxides
  93. 1-D polymeric Photonic Crystal humido-chromic sensor
  94. Molecular junctions made of tungsten-polyoxometalate self-assembled monolayers: Towards polyoxometalate-based molecular electronics devices
  95. Tungsten oxides as interfacial layers for improved performance in hybrid optoelectronic devices
  96. Laser-Induced Cell Detachment and Patterning with Photodegradable Polymer Substrates
  97. Laser-Induced Cell Detachment and Patterning with Photodegradable Polymer Substrates
  98. Reduced molybdenum oxide as an efficient electron injection layer in polymer light-emitting diodes
  99. Reduction of Tungsten Oxide: A Path Towards Dual Functionality Utilization for Efficient Anode and Cathode Interfacial Layers in Organic Light-Emitting Diodes
  100. Fluorescence properties of organic dyes: quantum chemical studies on the green/blue neutral and protonated DMA-DPH emitters in polymer matrices
  101. Incorporating triphenyl sulfonium salts in polyfluorene PLEDs: an all-organic approach to improved charge injection
  102. Powerless and Reversible Color Humidity Sensor
  103. Selective immobilization of proteins guided by photo-patterned poly(vinyl alcohol) structures
  104. Optical Modeling of Hybrid Polymer Solar Cells Using a Transmission-Line Model and Comparison With Experimental Results
  105. Nanostructured Metal Oxides as Cathode Interfacial Layers for Hybrid-Polymer Electronic Devices
  106. Electrochemical biosensor microarray functionalized by means of biomolecule friendly photolithography
  107. Thermally-Induced Acid Generation from 18-Molybdodiphosphate and 18-Tungstodiphosphate within Poly(2-Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate) Films
  108. Theoretical Investigation on the Effect of Protonation on the Absorption and Emission Spectra of Two Amine-Group-Bearing, Red “Push−Pull” Emitters, 4-Dimethylamino-4′-nitrostilbene and 4-(dicyanomethylene)-2-methyl-6- p -(dimethylamino) styryl-4H-pyra...
  109. A water soluble inorganic molecular oxide as a novel efficient electron injection layer for hybrid light-emitting diodes (HyLEDs)
  110. Optimized surface silylation of chemically amplified epoxidized photoresists for micromachining applications
  111. Hybrid organic–inorganic materials for molecular proton memory devices
  112. Photochemically-Induced Acid Generation from 18-Molybdodiphosphate and 18-Tungstodiphosphate within Poly(2-Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate) Films
  113. Surface modification of polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane block copolymer films by 157 nm laser light
  114. Photopatterned PLED arrays for biosensing applications
  115. Chemical binding of biomolecules to micropatterned epoxy modified surfaces for biosensing applications
  116. Highly transparent partially fluorinated methacrylate polymers for optical waveguides
  117. Memory Structures Based on the Self-organization of Cu Nanoparticles Deposited by Hot-Wire CVD on Polythiophene Layers
  118. Materials for lithography in the nanoscale
  119. Molecular Storage Elements for Proton Memory Devices
  120. Flexible organic light emitting diodes (OLEDs) based on a blue emitting polyfluorene
  121. Preface: phys. stat. sol. (c) 5/12
  122. Flexible WO3based electrochromic displays using proton conducting solid electrolytes
  123. A low temperature surface modification assisted method for bonding plastic substrates
  124. Energy transfer processes among emitters dispersed in a single polymer layer for colour tuning in OLEDs
  125. All-organic optocouplers based on polymer light-emitting diodes and photodetectors
  126. A combined experimental and simulation study on thickness dependence of the emission characteristics in multicolor single layer organic light-emitting diodes
  127. Stochastic simulation studies of molecular resists for the 32nm technology node
  128. High aspect ratio micro/nano machining with proton beam writing on aqueous developable – easily stripped negative chemically-amplified resists
  129. Vertical devices of self-assembled hybrid organic/inorganic monolayers based on tungsten polyoxometalates
  130. Polyoxometalate-Based Layered Structures for Charge Transport Control in Molecular Devices
  131. Aqueous base developable: easy stripping, high aspect ratio negative photoresist for optical and proton beam lithography
  132. Tuning the Emitting Color of Organic Light-Emitting Diodes Through Photochemically Induced Transformations: Towards Single-Layer, Patterned, Full-Color Displays and White-Lighting Applications
  133. Nano-scale spatial control over surface morphology of biocompatible fluoropolymers at 157 nm
  134. Polymer self-assembled nano-structures and surface relief gratings induced with laser at 157nm
  135. Stochastic simulation studies of molecular resists
  136. A biomolecule friendly photolithographic process for fabrication of protein microarrays on polymeric films coated on silicon chips
  137. Exposure of molecular glass resist by e-beam and EUVIL
  138. Photochemically-induced ligand exchange reactions of ethoxy-oxo-molybdenum(V) tetraphenylporphyrin in chlorinated solvents
  139. Partially Fluorinated, Polyhedral Oligomeric Silsesquioxane-Functionalized (Meth)Acrylate Resists for 193 nm Bilayer Lithography
  140. Electrical characterization of molecular monolayers containing tungsten polyoxometalates
  141. Polymeric electrolytes for WO3-based all solid-state electrochromic displays
  142. Layer-by-layer UV micromachining methodology of epoxy resist embedded microchannels
  143. Plasma oxidation of polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane polymers
  144. Photolithographic Process Based on High Contrast Acrylate Photoresist for Multi-Protein Patterning
  145. Patterning Scheme Based on Photoacid Induced Spectral Changes for Single Layer, Patterned Full Color Light Emitting Diodes
  146. Oxygen-Plasma Modification of Polyhedral Oligomeric Silsesquioxane (POSS) Containing Copolymers for Micro- and Nanofabrication
  147. Self assembled structures on fluoro-polymers induced with laser light at 157nm
  148. Characterization of various insulators for possible use as low-k dielectrics deposited at temperatures below 200°C
  149. 157-nm Laser ablation of polymeric layers for fabrication of biomolecule microarrays
  150. Fabrication of WO 3 -based electrochromic displays using solid or gel-like organic electrolytes
  151. Photochemically induced emission tuning of conductive polumers used in OLEDs
  152. Characterization of various low- k dielectrics for possible use in applications at temperatures below 160 °C
  153. Glass Transition Temperature Monitoring in Bilayer and Patterned Photoresist Films
  154. Polyhedral Oligomeric Silsesquioxane (POSS) Based Resists:  Material Design Challenges and Lithographic Evaluation at 157 nm
  155. Polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS) acrylate copolymers for microfabrication: properties and formulation of resist materials
  156. Tunneling and negative resistance effects for composite materials containing polyoxometalate molecules
  157. Tunneling and negative resistance effects for composite materials containing polyoxometalate molecules
  158. Evaluation of poly(hydroxyethyl methacrylate) imaging chemistries for micropatterning applications
  159. Surface segregation of photoresist copolymers containing polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxanes studied by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
  160. The challenges of 157 nm nanolithography: surface morphology of silicon-based copolymers
  161. Tunneling transport in polyoxometalate based composite materials
  162. Glass transition temperature studies in thin photoresist films with an interferometric method
  163. Polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS) based resist materials for 157-nm lithography
  164. Transport properties of polyoxometalate containing polymeric materials
  165. Resist process issues related to the glass transition changes in chemically amplified resist films
  166. Photoresist etch resistance enhancement using novel polycarbocyclic derivatives as additives
  167. Nanostructured imaging of biological specimens in vivo with laser plasma X-ray contact microscopy
  168. Dilute aqueous base developable resists for environmentally friendly and biocompatible processes
  169. Strippable aqueous base developable negative photoresist for high aspect ratio micromachining
  170. He2 60–90 nm photon source for investigating photodissociation dynamics of potential X-UV resists
  171. Biocompatible photolithographic process for the patterning of biomolecules
  172. Multi-analyte capillary immunosensor for the determination of hormones in human serum samples
  173. UV exposure and temperature effects on curing mechanisms in thin linseed oil films: Spectroscopic and chromatographic studies
  174. Free-radical synthesis of narrow polydispersed 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate-based tetrapolymers for dilute aqueous base developable negative photoresists
  175. Highly Efficient Bicolor (Green−Blue) Fluorescence Imaging in Polymeric Films
  176. Evaluation of siloxane and polyhedral silsesquioxane copolymers for 157 nm lithography
  177. Partially hydrogenated poly(vinyl phenol) based photoresist for near UV, high aspect ratio micromachining
  178. Removing foxing stains from old paper at 157nm
  179. PHOTOLITHOGRAPHIC MATERIALS FOR NOVEL BIOCOMPATIBLE LIFT OFF PROCESSES
  180. F 2 LASER (157 nm) LITHOGRAPHY: MATERIALS AND PROCESSES
  181. Negative (meth)acrylate resist materials based on novel crosslinking chemistry
  182. Simulation of latent image formation for ion beam projection lithography
  183. Photoresist materials for 157-nm photolithography
  184. Electron beam lithography simulation for high resolution and high-density patterns
  185. Application of a Novel Aqueous Base Developable Resist in Micromachining.
  186. Photolithographic patterning of proteins with photoresists processable under biocompatible conditions
  187. Polyoxometallate Containing Polymeric Materials for Nanolithography and Molecular Devices
  188. Development mechanism study by dissolution monitoring of positive methacrylate photoresists
  189. Absorbance and outgasing of photoresist polymeric materials for UV lithography below 193 nm including 157 nm lithography
  190. Aqueous base developable epoxy resist for high sensitivity electron beam lithography
  191. Epoxidized novolac resist (EPR) for high-resolution negative- and positive-tone electron beam lithography
  192. Single Shot, Laser Plasma X-Ray Contact Microscopy of Chlamydomonas
  193. Aqueous base development and acid diffusion length optimization in negative epoxy resist for electron beam lithography
  194. Mass spectroscopic and degassing characteristics of polymeric materials for 157 nm photolithography
  195. Thin-Film Study on the Oxidation of Linseed Oil in the Presence of Selected Copper Pigments
  196. Laser plasma x-ray contact microscopy of living specimens
  197. Evaluation of advanced epoxy novolac resist, EPR, for sub 100nm synchrotron x-ray proximity lithography
  198. Silylation and Dry Development of Chemically Amplified Resists SAL601*, AZPN114*1, and Epoxidised Resist (EPR*1) for High Resolution Electron-Beam Lithography
  199. Post-Exposure Bake Kinetics in Epoxy Novolac-Based Chemically Amplified Resists
  200. Single-pulse high-resolution x-ray contact microscopy with an advanced epoxy novolac resist
  201. Laser plasma x-ray contact microscopy of living specimens using a chemically amplified epoxy resist
  202. Electron-beam lithography on multilayer substrates: experimental and theoretical study
  203. Fabrication of Si nanodevices by optical lithography and anisotropic etching
  204. Silylation of epoxy functionalised photoresists for optical, e-beam lithography and micromachining applications
  205. Calculation of energy deposition in thin resist films over multilayer substrates
  206. Optical characterisation of thin organic films by analysing transmission measurements with the Forouhi-Bloomer model
  207. Etch resistance enhancement and absorbance optimization with polyaromatic compounds for the design of 193 nm photoresists
  208. Positive-Tone E-Beam Lithography With Surface Silylation Of Negative-Tone Commercial Photoresists Sal 601 And AZPN 114
  209. Theoretical discussion of diffusion effects in negative chemically amplified resists based on contrast curve simulation
  210. Synthesis of some onium salts and their comparison as cationic photoinitiators in an epoxy resist
  211. Gel formation theory approach for the modelling of negative chemically amplified e-beam resists
  212. Application of a reaction-diffusion model for negative chemically amplified resists to determine electron-beam proximity correction parameters
  213. Determination of acid diffusion and energy deposition parameters by point e-beam exposure in chemically amplified resists
  214. An advanced epoxy novolac resist for fast high-resolution electron-beam lithography
  215. Surfactant-modified epoxy resins as novel negative-acting deep UV photoresists
  216. Photocatalytic Processes by Polyoxometalates. Splitting of Water. The Role of Dioxygen
  217. Photocatalytic processes by polyoxometalates. Splitting of water. The role of dioxygen
  218. Micropatterned Films of Tungsten Nuclei for Subsequent Metallization Formed of a Phosphotungstic Acid-Based Negative Resist
  219. Deep Ultraviolet Photoresist Based on Tungsten Polyoxometalates and Poly(Vinyl Alcohol) for Bilayer Photolithography
  220. ChemInform Abstract: Vanadium-Sensitized Photochemistry of Heteropoly Compounds. Mixed Molybdo- and Tungstovanadates.
  221. Vanadium-sensitized photochemistry of heteropoly compounds. Mixed molybdo- and tungstovandates
  222. Photocatalytic Oxidation of Organic Compounds with Heteropoly Electrolytes. Aspects on Photochemical Utilization of Solar Energy
  223. Photocatalytic multielectron photoreduction of 18-tungstodiphosphate in the presence of organic compounds — production of hydrogen
  224. Some photochemical aspects of polynuclear complexes of molybdenum and tungsten
  225. Photoresist polymeric materials for 157 nm photolithography
  226. Monolithic silicon optoelectronic biochips
  227. Fast, Chemically Amplified Epoxy Novolac Photoresist Soft X-Ray Contact Microscopy of Living Biological Species
  228. Process optimization and diffusion length evaluation of a new aqueous base developable negative epoxy electron beam resist
  229. Mechanical integrity failure of bulk-micromachined Si wafers: Influence of structure geometry and wafer handling