Mr Yun Li

yuli0237@uni.sydney.edu.au

Current research aims to improve the peformance of ambipolar light-emitting field-effect transistors with solution-processable active materials for fabrication of compact, flexible and tunable lasers for applications in integrated biophotonics, spectroscopy, point-of-care diagnostics etc.

The Devices peformance is characterized through spectroscopic and electrical-injection techniques and the end goal is to contribute to the development of novel electrically-injected lasers.

Centre Research Themes:

3. Excitonic Systems for Security, Lighting and Sensing

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Mr Yun Li

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