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Functionalized methanofullerenes used as n-type materials in bulk-heterojunction polymer solar cells and in field-effect transistors File

Yang, Changduk , Kim, Jin Young , Cho, Shinuk , Lee, Jae Kwan , Heeger, Alan J. , Wudl, Fred

Article Issue Date2008-05 View21
Heteroanalogues of PCBM: N-Bridged Imino-PCBMs for Organic Field-Effect Transistors File

Yang, Changduk , Cho, Shinuk , Heeger, Alan J. , Wudl, Fred

Article Issue Date2009-02 View27
Isomeric iminofullerenes as acceptors in bulk heterojunction organic solar cells File

Park, Sung Heum , Yang, Changduk , Cowan, Sarah , Lee, Jae Kwan , Wudl, Fred , Lee, Kwanghee , Heeger, Alan J.

Article Issue Date2009-08 View19
Regioselective 1,2,3-bisazfulleroid: doubly N-bridged bisimino-PCBMs for polymer solar cells File

Kim, Boram , Lee, Junghoon , Seo, Jung Hwa , Wudl, Fred , Park, Sung Heum , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2012-11 View16
Self-Assembly and Charge-Transport Properties of a Polythiophene-Fullerene Triblock Copolymer File

Dante, Mark , Yang, Changduk , Walker, Bright , Wudl, Fred , Nguyen, Thuc-Quyen

Article Issue Date2010-04 View69
Visible-near infrared absorbing dithienylcyclopentadienone-thiophene copolymers for organic thin-film transistors File

Yang, Changduk , Cho, Shinuk , Chiechi, Ryan C. , Walker, Wesley , Coates, Nelson E. , Moses, Daniel , Heeger, Alan J. , Wudl, Fred

Article Issue Date2008-12 View19
Well-defined donor-acceptor rod-coil diblock copolymers based on P3HT containing C-60: the morphology and role as a surfactant in bulk-heterojunction solar cells File

Yang, Changduk , Lee, Jae Kwan , Heeger, Alan J. , Wudl, Fred

Article Issue Date2009-08 View25
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