TI-DE Conference – Template-Designed Organic Electronics & Beyond

Monday - March 11

• 08:00 Registration

Session 1 - Opening:

• 09:00 Welcome
  Prof. Klaus Meerholz - University of Cologne
• 09:15 Nanographene Dicarboximides as Templates for Organic Electronics
  Prof. Frank Würthner - University of Würzburg
• 10:00 Enhancing the photostability of persistent luminescent radicals via structural modification
  Prof. Will Skene - Universite de Montreal
• 10:22 Tailoring of rubrene thin film crystallinity via organic epitaxy
  Dr. Luisa Raimondo - University of Milano-Bicocca
• 10:45 Coffee Break

Session 2:

• 11:15 The Road From Semiconductors to Metals: Engineering Topological States in Nanographenens
  Prof. Felix Fischer - UC Berkeley
• 12:00 Uniaxial Structure Induction by Graphene Nanoribbon Templated Growth
  Philipp Weitkamp - University of Cologne
• 12:22 Excitation dynamics in rubrene crystalline films grown via organic epitaxy
  Dr. Alessandro Minotto - University of Milano-Bicocca
• 12:45 Lunch

Session 3:

• 13:45 2D materials + molecules (superlattices & networks)
  Prof. Paolo Samori - Universite de Strasburg
• 14:30 Strategies toward electrically driven polariton lasing
  Julia Witt - University of Cologne
• 14:52 Obtaining blue delayed fluorescence via N-quaternisation of carbazole – pyridine isomers
  Ruth Pollard - Northumbria University
• 15:15 Coffee Break

Session 4:

• 15:45 Identifying aggregates in organic solar cells by optical spectroscopy
  Prof. Anna Köhler - University of Bayreuth
• 16:30 Resolving Structure, Exciton Interactions and Ultrafast Dynamics in Aggregates of Chiral Squaraine Molecules
  Robin Bernhard - University of Cologne
• 16:52 Identifying the origin of delayed electroluminescence in a polariton organic light-emitting diode
  Ahmed Abdelmagid, University of Turku
• 17:15 End of Sessions
• 18:00 Poster Session

Tuesday - March 12

Session 5:

• 09:00 Exploring New Carbon Allotropes and Nanographenes: On Surface Synthesis and Single-Molecule Manipulation
  Prof. Michael Gottfried - University of Marburg
• 09:45 Magnetic behaviour in metal-free radical thin films
  Prof. M. Benedetta Casu - University of Tübingen
• 10:07 Single-molecule readout of spin quantum beats in a charge-separated radical pair state
  Eva Schmid, Universität Regensburg
• 10:30 Coffee Break

Session 6:

• 11:00 Design of Optoelectronic Properties in 2D Covalent Organic Frameworks
  Prof. Dima Perepichka, McGill University
• 11:45 Flexible Phenanthracene Nanotubes for Explosive Detection
  Simon Rickert - University of Bonn
• 12:07 Unidirectional Molecular Adaptation by Coupled Stimuli
  Sebastian Baumert, University of Münster
• 12:30 Lunch

Session 7:

• 13:30 Chiral organic semiconductors: predicting molecules and motifs for high charge carrier mobility (via Zoom)
  Prof. Kim Jelfs - Imperial College London
• 14:15 Modelling charge transport properties of dipolar self-assembly merocyanines beyond the hopping regime
  Nora Gildemeister - University of Cologne
• 14:37 Enhancing Anisotropic Polariton Lasing Efficiency in Organic Microcavities through Molecular Conformation, Orientation and Schlieren Texturing
  Dr. Florian Le Roux - University of Cologne
• 15:00 Coffee Break

Session 8:

• 15:30 Organic semiconductors: from displays to neuromorphic circuits
  Prof. Karl Leo - TU Dresden
• 16:15 Orientation distributions of OLED emitters probed by single-molecule microscopy
  Dr. Francisco Tenopala-Carmona, Universität zu Köln
• 16:37 Design strategies for high performance light-emitting triarylmethyl radicals
  Prof. Alexander Kühne, Uni Ulm
• 17:00 End of Sessions
• 18:30 Conference Dinner

Wednesday - March 13

Session 9:

• 09:00 Can molecular processes be modified in the strong light-matter coupling regime?
  Prof. Stephane Kena-Cohen, Polytechnique Montréal
• 09:45 Polarization-controlled strong light-matter interaction with templated molecular aggregates
  Roland Schäfer - University of Cologne
• 10:07 Linear optical properties of organic microcavity polaritons with non-Markovian Quantum State Diffusion
  Dr. Kimmo Luoma, University of Turku
• 10:30 Coffee Break

Session 10:

• 11:00 Solvation Layer Mapping at Solid-Liquid Interfaces
  Prof. Angelika Kühnle, Bielefeld University
• 11:45 Complex structure formation of merocyanines on the Ag(100) surface
  Anna Kny - University of Bonn
• 12:07 On the orientation mechanism of non-polar dyes in light-emitting guest-host systems
  Binh Minh Nguyen, University of Augsburg
• 12:30 Lunch

Session 11:

• 13:30 Decoding the mechanisms underlying optoelectronic properties of conjugated diradicals: insights from quantum-chemical modeling (via Zoom)
  Prof. Fabrizia Negri, University of Bologna
• 14:15 A Semi-AutomatedWorkflow for Surface Docking of Merocyanine Monolayers Using a Special Purpose Parametrization of GFN1-xTB
  Julia Kohn - University of Bonn
• 14:37 High-throughput Virtual Screening of Existing Organic Chromophores for Materials Discovery
  Dr. Omer Omar, University of Liverpool
• 15:00 Coffee Break

Session 12 - Closing:

• 15:30 Evaporated organic solar cells – process, structure and function
  Dr. Pascal Kaienburg, University of Oxford
• 15:55 Rigid, Aromatic Polymer Architectures
  Prof. Ullrich Scherf, Bergische Universität Wuppertal
• 16:40 Closing Remarks
  Prof. Arne Lützen - University of Bonn
• 16:45 End of Sessions