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Over what length scale does an inorganic substrate perturb the structure of a glassy organic semiconductor?
Kushal Bagchi, Chuting Deng, Camille Bishop +6
While the bulk structure of vapor-deposited glasses has been extensively studied, structure at buried interfaces has received little attention, despite being important for organic…
Stable Glasses of Organic Semiconductor Resist Crystallization
Kushal Bagchi, Marie E. Fiori, Camille Bishop +2
The instability of glassy solids poses a key limitation to their use in several technological applications. Well-packed organic glasses, prepared by physical vapor deposition (PVD)…
Using Deposition Rate and Substrate Temperature to Manipulate Liquid Crystal-like Order in a Vapor-deposited Hexagonal Columnar Glass
Camille Bishop, Zhenxuan Chen, Michael F. Toney +3
We investigate vapor-deposited glasses of a phenanthroperylene-ester, known to form an equilibrium hexagonal columnar phase, and show that liquid crystal-like order can be manipula…
Kinetically-Arrested Phase Separation leads to Tunable Domain Structures in Vapor-Deposited Glasses
A T M Mahbub Alahe, Thomas J. Ferron, Camille E. Bishop
The characteristic length scale of phase-separated organic thin film blends is a critical structural parameter governing the performance and functionality of organic electronic dev…
Controlled component segregation in vapor-deposited organic semiconductor glass mixtures
Shinian Cheng, Yejung Lee, Lian Yu +3
Multicomponent vapor-deposited organic glasses are essential in organic electronic applications, but achieving controlled component segregation at the nano- and mesoscale remains a…
Resonant soft X-ray scattering reveals hierarchical structure in a multi-component vapor-deposited glass
Camille Bishop, Thomas J. Ferron, Marie E. Fiori +5
Multi-phase vapor-deposited glasses are an important class of materials for organic electronics, particularly organic photovoltaics and thermoelectrics. These blends are frequently…
Vapor deposition rate modifies anisotropic glassy structure of an anthracene-based organic semiconductor
Camille Bishop, Kushal Bagchi, Michael F. Toney +1
We control the anisotropic molecular packing of vapor-deposited glasses of ABH113, a deuterated anthracene derivative with promise for future OLED materials, by changing the deposi…