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Linköping University: The Ink of the Future in Printed Electronics

The research group succeeded in combining the 2 polymers, producing a conducting ink that does not require any doping to conduct electricity.

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By: Anthony Locicero

Copy editor, New York Post

A research group led by Associate Prof. Simone Fabiano at the Laboratory of Organic Electronics, Linköping University, has created an organic material with superb conductivity that doesn’t need to be doped. The group achieved this by mixing two polymers with different properties. To increase the conductivity of polymers, and in this way obtain higher efficiency in organic solar cells, light-emitting diodes and other bioelectronic applications, researchers have until now doped the materia...

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