Analogous to conventional inorganic semiconductors, the performance of organic
semiconductors is directly related to their molecular packing, crystallinity, growth mode, and …

1. INTRODUCTION Organic electronics and optoelectronics are continuing to attract huge
amounts of interest for their great potential in lowcost, large-area, and flexible consumer …

An increase or modification of structural order in the vicinity of a solid substrate is known for
a wide range of materials. For molecular materials crystallizing on a solid surface it has been …

The remarkable development of organic thin film transistors (OTFTs) has led to their
emerging use in active matrix flat-panel displays, radio frequency identification cards, and …

Pentacene stands out as a model molecule among organic semiconductors due to its ability
to form well-ordered films that show a high field effect mobility. We discuss the processes …

Organic thin film transistors (OTFTs) will play an important role in future plastic electronic
devices. The device performance is greatly affected by the molecular structure and …

As a result of the continuous drive to fabricate electronic devices on lightweight, large-area
plastic substrates by low-cost processing techniques, organic electronics is currently running …

We review recent work on organic molecular beam deposition (OMBD) with emphasis on
growth studies beyond the first monolayer, ie the evolution of the film structure and …

Understanding and control of cluster and thin-film growth on solid surfaces is a subject of
intensive research to develop nanomaterials with new physical properties. In this …

The physical structure of an organic solid is strongly affected by the surface of the underlying
substrate. Controlling this interface is an important issue to improve device performance in …