<br/>Organic conducting polymers are of increasing scientific interest and are promising candidates for various applications. Nowadays, one the most important challenges faced by the community concerns their processability along with their long term stability. In this context, herein, I'd like to present one approach consisting in the preparation of photoactive materials stable as inks in environment-friendly phases through miniemulsification or nanoprecipitation techniques. For instance, composite particles made of the low band-gap PCDTBT polymer together with the n-type PC71BM have been prepared in aqueous media. The materials ratio was varied and the properties of composite particles were studied along with their integration.

Development of photoactive inks for application in organic electronics

255th National Meeting (2018)

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