Summary
Martin Heeney is a Professor of Organic Materials in the department of chemistry at Imperial College. His research concentrates upon the design, synthesis and characterisation of organic semiconductor materials for a range of optoelectronic applications, including field effect transistors, photovoltaic devices, light emitting diodes and sensors. His research is highly multi-disciplinary and collaborative covering aspects of organic, polymer and materials chemistry with a central theme of establishing relationships between molecular design, synthetic methodology, processing and performance.
More details can be found at the group website.
Applications from potential PhD candidates are welcome.
Publications
Journals
Sharma A, AlGhamdi WS, Faber H, et al., 2023, Non-invasive, ultrasensitive detection of glucose in saliva using metal oxide transistors., Biosens Bioelectron, Vol:237
Ling Z, Nugraha MI, Hadmojo WT, et al., 2023, Over 19% Efficiency in Ternary Organic Solar Cells Enabled by n-Type Dopants, Acs Energy Letters, ISSN:2380-8195, Pages:4104-4112
Rimmele M, Qiao Z, Panidi J, et al., 2023, A polymer library enables the rapid identification of a highly scalable and efficient donor material for organic solar cells., Mater Horiz
Ding B, Bhosale M, Bennett T, et al., 2023, Reducing undesired solubility of squarephaneic tetraimide for use as an organic battery electrode material, Faraday Discussions, ISSN:1359-6640
He Q, Shaw J, Firdaus Y, et al., 2023, p-Type Conjugated Polymers Containing Electron-Deficient Pentacyclic Azepinedione., Macromolecules, Vol:56, ISSN:0024-9297, Pages:5825-5834