Materials Horizons, Journal of Materials Chemistry C and the Nanoscale journal family were pleased to sponsor poster prizes at the recent ECME 2023 conference held in Bari, Italy. Congratulations to the winners!
Find out more about our winners below:
Siyang Feng
For the poster entitled, ‘Donor–Acceptor–Donor Triads with Flexible Spacers: Deciphering Complex Photophysics for Targeted Materials Design’.
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Since January 2021, Siyang Feng is a PhD student (funded by China Scholarship Council) in Prof. Johannes Gierschner’s group and is supervised by Prof. Johannes Gierschner at IMDEA Nanoscience Institute, Madrid, Spain. His research focuses on Photophysics of Innovative Organic Charge-Transfer Systems by Combining Optical Spectroscopy and Quantum Chemistry. |
Tran Van Chinh
For the poster entitled, ‘Wood Electrochemical Transistor’
| I am Van Chinh Tran, a last-year PhD student at the Lab of Organic Electronics at Linköping University, Sweden.
My PhD studies revolve around the development of organic electronics, including transistors, supercapacitors, and batteries, using forest-based materials. |
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Sasha Simotko
For the poster entitled, ‘Understanding the Effects of Processing Conditions on Non-Fullerene-Based Organic Photodiode Performances’
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My name is Sasha( Alexandra) Simotko, and I am a 26-year-old Ph.D. candidate at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. I was born in Minsk, Belarus, and moved to Israel when I was three. I studied in Rishon Le Zion and served two years as a dentist assistant during my military service. After serving, I did my Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering, followed by a Master’s degree in the Grand Technion Energy Program (GTEP) under the supervision of prof. Gitti Frey, studying the effect of processing conditions on the evolution of the morphology of organic photodiodes. After one year of Master’s studies, I joined the direct track to Ph.D. studies in the Materials Science and Engineering department. My research these days focuses on investigating light and energy-efficient organic systems for light-sensing applications. |
Congratulations to all these fantastic winners!
