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2025년 3월 5일 오후 4시 30분 , 화학관 1층 330118호실에서 세미나가 개최됩니다.
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Expanding our vision of molecular glasses: Physical vapor deposition prepares ultrastable and anisotropic materials
Mark Ediger
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Glasses are non-equilibrium materials and a vast array of amorphous structures are possible in principle. However, glasses are generally regarded as disordered and the idea of “controlling” molecular packing in glasses is reasonably met with skepticism. We have shown that physical vapor deposition (PVD) produces glasses with properties that cannot be achieved by other preparation routes, including high stability and controlled anisotropy. The exotic properties of PVD glasses can be explained by a surface equilibration mechanism: mobility near the free surface allows substantial equilibration during deposition, even well below the conventional Tg. Our work with organic glasses has now been extended to show aspects of ultrastability in polymeric, metallic, and chalcogenide glasses.
The major application of organic glasses is the production of commercial OLEDs, where PVD is utilized to prepare glassy active layers of organic semiconductors. It has recently been shown that ultrastable glasses of organic semiconductors make longer-lasting OLEDs. In addition, the surface equilibration mechanism can be used to control the orientation of emitter molecules, to produce more efficient OLEDs. OLED production often utilizes co-deposition. We have recently shown that co-deposition of two organic semiconductors can produce a homogeneous ultrastable glass but, in other systems, component separation occurs in the plane of the sample, on a controllable length scale.* 졸업논문 교과목 수강자 세미나 필수 참석 안내
석사, 석박통합, 박사과정이 수강하는 <졸업논문연구학점 1~6>수강자는 학과에서 개최하는 목요일 정규세미나에 반드시 참석해야함.
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