Sabine Ludwigs

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University of Stuttgart

Germany

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Professor Sabine Ludwigs holds the chair at the University of Stuttgart, Germany. Her research focuses on materials science, specifically in the development of electrically switchable metallic polymers, organic transistors, and nanomaterials for energy applications. Recent publications highlight her work on charge compensation in π-conjugated polymers and electro-active metaoptics, contributing to advancements in conductivity and optical properties.

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Michael Zharnikov

Heidelberg University

GERMANY

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Anna Schenk

Professor of Physical Chemistry

University of Bayreuth

GERMANY

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Michael Dyballa

University of Stuttgart

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Sabine Laschat

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University of Stuttgart

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Carolin Rieg

Utrecht University

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Hagen Klauk

Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research

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Determination of accessibility and spatial distribution of chiral Rh diene complexes immobilized on SBA-15 via phosphine-based solid-state NMR probe molecules

Electrically switchable metallic polymer metasurface device with gel polymer electrolyte

Modular Approach to Creating Functionalized Surface Arrays of Molecular Qubits

One-Dimensional Assemblies of Co3O4 Nanoparticles Formed from Cobalt Hydroxide Carbonate Prepared by Bio-Inspired Precipitation within Confined Space

A Critical Outlook for the Pursuit of Lower Contact Resistance in Organic Transistors

Charge-Compensated N-Doped π-Conjugated Polymers: Toward both Thermodynamic Stability of N-Doped States in Water and High Electron Conductivity

Delicate modulation of mixed conducting properties of PEDOT:PSS via crosslinking with polyvinyl alcohol

Electro-active metaobjective from metalenses-on-demand

In Situ Monitoring of Optical Constants, Conductivity, and Swelling of PEDOT:PSS from Doped to the Fully Neutral State

Spectroelectrochemically determined energy levels of PM6:Y6 blends and their relevance to solar cell performance

Collaborators (6)

Michael Zharnikov

Anna Schenk

Michael Dyballa

Sabine Laschat

Carolin Rieg

Hagen Klauk

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