New discovery paves the way for organic electronics
It is possible that future electronics will be composed entirely of organic materials that can conduct electricity. But producing stable materials has been a challenge for researchers. Wallenberg Academy Fellow Simone Fabiano has stumbled upon a completely novel approach – more or less by chance.
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