Bronson Philippa

Senior Lecturer

James Cook University

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Bronson Philippa is a Senior Lecturer at James Cook University in Australia. His research areas include organic semiconductors, automated image analysis for fisheries management, and precision agriculture technologies. Dr. Philippa has published recent articles on topics such as electric field-dependent exciton dissociation, semi-supervised weed detection, and flexible organic X-ray sensors. His work aims to enhance environmental outcomes and efficiency in various fields, including agriculture and fisheries.

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Articles (20)

Charge transport and electric field-dependent exciton dissociation in organic semiconductors measured using accumulation at an insulator–semiconductor layer

Semi-supervised weed detection for rapid deployment and enhanced efficiency

Advancing fishery dependent and independent habitat assessments using automated image analysis: A fisheries management agency case study

Precision robotic spot-spraying: Reducing herbicide use and enhancing environmental outcomes in sugarcane

FieldNet: Efficient real-time shadow removal for enhanced vision in field robotics

Flexible Organic X‐Ray Sensors: Solving the Key Constraints of PET Substrates

Response Speed of Organic Photodiodes as a Function of Incident Optical Intensity

Reconstructing the 3D Coordinates of Guest:Host OLED Blends with Single Atom Resolution

WeedCLR: Weed contrastive learning through visual representations with class-optimized loss in long-tailed datasets

Downscaled numerical weather predictions can improve forecasts of sugarcane irrigation indices

Structure‐Property Relationships of Solution‐Processable Diarylethene‐Based Main‐Chain Photochromic Polymers

A modeling approach to understanding OLED performance improvements arising from spatial variations in guest:host blend ratio

Understanding plasticiser leaching from polystyrene microplastics

Lightweight Neural Network for Spatiotemporal Filling of Data Gaps in Sea Surface Temperature Images

The validity of using inertial measurement units to monitor the torso and pelvis sagittal plane motion of elite rowers

Understanding the performance differences between solution and vacuum deposited OLEDs: A computational approach

Toward Faster Organic Photodiodes: Tuning of Blend Composition Ratio

Unraveling exciton processes in Ir(ppy)3:CBP OLED films upon photoexcitation

Comparing inertial measurement units and marker-based biomechanical models during dynamic rotation of the torso

Charge and exciton dynamics of OLEDs under high voltage nanosecond pulse: towards injection lasing

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David Bolst

Sara Brice

Shih-Chun Lo

Alan Mark

George Vamvounis

Alzayat Saleh

Ebinazar B. Namdas

Viqar AHMAD

R. D. White

Ian Gentle

Matthew Griffith

Prashant Sonar

Attila Mozer

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