iWSG I Dec 2008
NNIN International Winter School for Graduate Students (iWSG)
December 2008, IIT Kanpur
Organic Electronics and Optoelectronics
The international Winter School for Graduate Students (iWSG) are organized jointly by NNIN and institutions in third world countries with the goal of promoting international bridge building and understanding by bringing together students and faculty in an intense teaching and societal experience. Each year, 10 or more graduate students and faculty participate in a rigorous course in an emerging and research-intensive interdisciplinary direction that is not part of US graduate curriculums. This lasts six days and includes laboratory sections. This is followed by travel to a rural part of the country where students spend time observing, experiencing and discussing the societal challenges and the part science and technology can play. A large group of students from the host country participate in the teaching part and a smaller group joins in the rural experience.
The 2008 iWSG took place at Indian Institute of Technology at Kanpur starting on Dec. 3, 2008 with the societal experience in and around Paralakhemundi at the Orissa-Andhra Pradesh border in southern India. The subject of the course was "Organic Electronics and Optoelectronics". The rural experience focused on tribal living and rural needs.
2008 Student Participants
- Sharon Gerbode, Cornell University John Gregoire, Cornell University
- Joy Johnson, MIT
- Daren Lipomi, Harvard
- Christopher Lombardo, U. Texas
- Bradley MacLeod, University of Washington
- Vladimer Pozdin, Cornell University
- Chris Scilla, U. Mass.
- Martin Schubert, RPI
- Jennifer Smythe, Harvard
- Kaylie Young, Northwestern
- Tricia Youngbull, University of Washington
NNIN iWSG 2008 U.S. Faculty
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Will Dichtel, |
Richard Hennig,
Cornell |
John Kymissis, |
Christine |
George Malliaras, |
Robert McGinn, Stanford |
Sandip Tiwari, Cornell |
Jaime Wetmore, ASU |
Organic Electronics and Optoelectronics
Organic Electronic Materials Molecular Structure and Bonding
Prof. Richard Hennig, Cornell University
Fundamentals of Organic Electronic Devices
Prof. John Kymissis, Columbia University
Synthesis and Structural Characterization of Conjugated Polymers
Prof. WIll Dichtel, Cornell University
Self-Assembly in Semiconducting Polymers
Prof. Christine Luscombe, University of Washington
Charge injection and transport in organic semiconductors
Prof. George Malliaras, Cornell University
Synthesis of Molecular Oligomeric Compounds for Organic Electronics
Prof. WIll Dichtel, Cornell University
Organic/Inorganic Interfaces in Photovoltaics
Prof. Christine Luscombe, University of Washington
Fabrication of organic electronic devices
Prof. John Kymissis, Columbia University
Organic Semiconductors for Sensor Applications
Prof. Christine Luscombe, University of Washington
The Role of Ions in Organic Semiconductor Devices
Prof. George Malliaras, Cornell University
Computational Organic Electronics Laboratory
Prof. Richard Hennig, Cornell University
OFETs, Characterization, applications
Prof. John Kymissis, Columbia University
An Introduction to Organic Solar Cells
Prof. S. Sundar Kumar Iyer, IIT-Kanpur
Modelling the Organic Solar Cell
Prof. S. Sundar Kumar Iyer, IIT-Kanpur
Organic Solar Cells
Prof. S. Sundar Kumar Iyer, IIT-Kanpur
OLED: An Introduction to Structures and Principles
Prof. Yashowanta N. Mohapatra
OLED Display
Deepak Gupta
OLED for Lighting
Monica Katiyar
OLED Simulation Lab
Deepak Gupta
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