Active electronic, ionic and photonic devices using organic and hybrid organic/inorganic materials

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For several decades, inorganic semiconductors such as silicon and gallium arsenide have dominated active device research and technology in electronics and photonics. In recent years interesting devices based on "soft materials" have started to appear on the scene. Both the literal flexibility of these organic and organic/inorganic composite materials and the ability to engineer a wide variety of interesting and unique properties will facilitate their use in an ever-widening sphere of applications. Relatively simple printing methods can be used for fabrication on flexible substrates, which will lead to applications that are not accessible in any other way.