TOHOKU UNIVERSITY

CORE RESEARCH CLUSTER TOHOKU UNIVERSITY

Structural Materials Wing Soft Matter and Biomaterial Area

Structural Materials Wing  Soft Matter and Biomaterial Area

Structural Materials Wing

Soft Matter and Biomaterial
Area

TAKIMIYA Kazuo, PhD
Graduate School of Science/AIMR

Creation of high mobility organic
semiconductors by crystal
structure manipulation

MESSAGE

Creation of high mobility organic semiconductors by crystal structure manipulation

Based on synthetic organic chemistry, we promote research on structural organic chemistry, organic functional materials, and organic semiconductor devices. We are developing high-mobility organic semiconductors through "crystal structure manipulation," which realizes crystal structures that enable high carrier transport properties.

Introduction to Research

The importance of crystal structure in the development of high-mobility organic semiconductors is clearly stated. Discovered that small differences in molecular structure can significantly change the electronic structure and crystal structure at the molecular level, resulting in improved carrier transport capacity. Proposed guidelines for molecular design of new high-mobility organic semiconductors.

Introduction Research

Objective

We aim to achieve breakthroughs in materials chemistry through molecular design, synthesis, and crystal structure control for the development of new organic semiconductors.

TAKIMIYA Kazuo
Structural Materials Wing
  • Soft Matter and Biomaterial Area
  • TAKIMIYA Kazuo, PhD
  • Graduate School of Science/AIMR