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Water vapor and oxygen degradation mechanisms in organic light emitting diodes (vol 11, pg 116, 2001)
Authors: Schaer, M Nuesch, F Berner, D Leo, W Zuppiroli, L
Citation: M. Schaer et al., Water vapor and oxygen degradation mechanisms in organic light emitting diodes (vol 11, pg 116, 2001), ADV FUNCT M, 11(3), 2001, pp. 158-158
Water vapor and oxygen degradation mechanisms in organic light emitting diodes
Authors: Schaer, M Nuesch, F Berner, D Leo, W Zuppiroli, L
Citation: M. Schaer et al., Water vapor and oxygen degradation mechanisms in organic light emitting diodes, ADV FUNCT M, 11(2), 2001, pp. 116-121
Carboxylic acid anchoring groups for the construction of self-assembled monolayers on organic device electrodes
Authors: Carrara, M Nuesch, F Zuppiroli, L
Citation: M. Carrara et al., Carboxylic acid anchoring groups for the construction of self-assembled monolayers on organic device electrodes, SYNTH METAL, 121(1-3), 2001, pp. 1633-1634
The role of copper phthalocyanine for charge injection into organic light emitting devices
Authors: Nuesch, F Carrara, M Schaer, M Romero, DB Zuppiroli, L
Citation: F. Nuesch et al., The role of copper phthalocyanine for charge injection into organic light emitting devices, CHEM P LETT, 347(4-6), 2001, pp. 311-317
Photocurrent generation at a fullerene self-assembled monolayer-modified gold electrode cast with a polyurethane membrane
Authors: Enger, O Nuesch, F Fibbioli, M Echegoyen, L Pretsch, E Diederich, F
Citation: O. Enger et al., Photocurrent generation at a fullerene self-assembled monolayer-modified gold electrode cast with a polyurethane membrane, J MAT CHEM, 10(10), 2000, pp. 2231-2233
Interface formation between NPB and processed indium tin oxide
Authors: Le, QT Forsythe, EW Nuesch, F Rothberg, LJ Yan, L Gao, Y
Citation: Qt. Le et al., Interface formation between NPB and processed indium tin oxide, THIN SOL FI, 363(1-2), 2000, pp. 42-46
Importance of indium tin oxide surface acido basicity for charge injectioninto organic materials based light emitting diodes
Authors: Nuesch, F Forsythe, EW Le, QT Gao, Y Rothberg, LJ
Citation: F. Nuesch et al., Importance of indium tin oxide surface acido basicity for charge injectioninto organic materials based light emitting diodes, J APPL PHYS, 87(11), 2000, pp. 7973-7980
Self-assembled monolayers as interfaces for organic opto-electronic devices
Authors: Zuppiroli, L Si-Ahmed, L Kamaras, K Nuesch, F Bussac, MN Ades, D Siove, A Moons, E Gratzel, M
Citation: L. Zuppiroli et al., Self-assembled monolayers as interfaces for organic opto-electronic devices, EUR PHY J B, 11(3), 1999, pp. 505-512
Patterned surface dipole layers for high-contrast electroluminescent displays
Authors: Nuesch, F Li, Y Rothberg, LJ
Citation: F. Nuesch et al., Patterned surface dipole layers for high-contrast electroluminescent displays, APPL PHYS L, 75(12), 1999, pp. 1799-1801
Photoemission study of the interface between phenyl diamine and treated indium-tin-oxide
Authors: Le, QT Nuesch, F Rothberg, LJ Forsythe, EW Gao, YL
Citation: Qt. Le et al., Photoemission study of the interface between phenyl diamine and treated indium-tin-oxide, APPL PHYS L, 75(10), 1999, pp. 1357-1359
A photoelectron spectroscopy study on the indium tin oxide treatment by acids and bases
Authors: Nuesch, F Rothberg, LJ Forsythe, EW Le, QT Gao, YL
Citation: F. Nuesch et al., A photoelectron spectroscopy study on the indium tin oxide treatment by acids and bases, APPL PHYS L, 74(6), 1999, pp. 880-882
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