Advanced Optical Materials – February Issue Covers

by | Mar 18, 2015

Check out the articles highlighted on the covers of the latest issue of Advanced Optical Materials.

ADOM2015FebU1The latest issue of Advanced Optical Materials is now available. You can sign up to access all Advanced Optical Materials articles right here!

These articles were highlighted on the covers of the Advanced Optical Materials February issue:

Flexible Electronics
Y.-Q. Li, S. Shen, J.-X. Tang, and co-workers demonstrate a wavelength-independent light extraction scheme using nanoimprinted biomimetic quasi-random nanostructures to simultaneously enhance light out-coupling without color distortion and minimize the ohmic losses for multicolored, flexible organic LEDs. A superior color stability over the whole visible light range for wide viewing angles is realized due to the broad periodicity distribution and randomized emission directionality.

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PhOLEDs
Enhancing the electroluminescent efficiency of phosphorescent OLEDs by controlling the horizontal ratio of emitting dipoles (Θ) of Ir(III) complexes is just like a puzzle which can be solved only when a piece of specific shape is sought. S.-H. Jin, J.-J. Kim, and co-workers demonstrate the effect of substituents in the main ligand of Ir-complex on Θ, realizing highly efficient blue phosphorescent OLEDs.

 

 

 

 

ADOM2015FebU4Bragg Reflectors
A. R. González-Elipe, H. Míguez, and co-workers demonstrate a self-standing and flexible structure with high mechanical stability and photonic crystal properties. Such structures are obtained by polymer infiltration and subsequent lift-off of a film made by oblique angle physical vapor deposition of alternate layers of columnar SiO2 and TiO2 deposited onto TiO2 nanoparticles.

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