Excited to share our work in Advanced Materials, where theory-experiment synergy uncovers design principles for zigzag BN-aligned MR-TADF frameworks. L-DABNA-TriB achieves near-degenerate singlet-triplet excited states, delivering an OLED EQEmax of 38.0%.
https://t.co/1Gx8SHy9fd
I wrote a short manual for OpenMolcas because I think the original webpage is not too friendly for new users.
You can look at it here:
https://t.co/YJKbATqqL0
Novel Nitrogen‐Free Meta‐Triboron‐Doped PAH via Stepwise Borylations Enables Intrinsic Ultraviolet Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence at 378 nm with Narrow FWHM of 8.4 nm/0.073 eV https://t.co/wPMgrbyOC1
Modulating excited state via diversified electron-donating units in MR-TADF emitters: a theoretical exploration of structure–property relationships https://t.co/XrAvNaJNWh
Modulating excited state via diversified electron-donating units in MR-TADF emitters: a theoretical exploration of structure-property relationships https://t.co/fe43Hbczrh
Happy to share my first first-author paper from my PhD where we demonstrate that the SF rate is dictated by the TT stabilization in the dimer backbone by changing the electronic coupling...Although the monomer doesn't follow the energy criteria .. @jd1278 https://t.co/vF7L64SXJ6
Charged defects are important scatters to electron transport and dynamics. Their scatterings now can be accurately calculated using our method:
https://t.co/CeLzoG4ExQ
@PhysRevLett@UTAustin@CockrellSchool@utmechengr
We’re used to singlet-triplet gaps (ΔEₛₜ) being large when orbitals strongly overlap. So how do multiresonant emitters achieve both narrowband emission and efficient TADF? In @NatureMaterials, we uncover the physical origin of small ΔEₛₜ and offer a predictive design model.
Glad to have made a little contribution to our latest work on MR-TADF-based organic lasers! Thanks to Dr. Tang and Prof. Adachi. We highlight how peripheral engineering modulates molecular interactions to optimize lasing performance @angew_chem
https://t.co/XQbuBW4pTa
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