This XXIVth International Krutyn Summer School on the "Next Generation Organic Light-Emitting Devices", will be an exceptional and unique event - it is organized jointly by:
THIS WILLBE THE LAST YEAR OF IKSS SERIES. This summer school is conceived as a high-level and highly intensive scientific event focusing on cutting-edge know-how aspects of organic photonics and electronics. This is really very exceptional opportunity for PhD students and young researchers to learn the most advanced science and technology provided by top-class Invited Speakers. THIS SUMMER SCHOOL WILL GRANT 14 CREDIT POINTS FOR PhD STUDENTS
HIGHLIGHT!!! SCHROEDINGER SOFTWARE TRAINING:
Schrödinger Materials Science team will present the overview “Atomistic modelling for OLED: analysis, optimization and discovery” (http://www.schrodinger.com/materials). Presentation will focus on new developments for in silico properties prediction and novel materials design. Discussion will be followed by a hands-on workshop, where participants will learn practical computational approaches for OLED problems and enabling capabilities of Schrödinger Materials Science Suite software.
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FINAL 24th IKSS 2019 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Sunday, September 01
20.00: Reception, Dinner and Welcome Address: Prof. Marek Pietraszkiewicz, XXIV IKSS Director
Monday, September 02
08.30: Welcome Remarks: Prof. Chihaya Adachi, Prof. Ifor D. W. Samuel, Mr Junji Adachi, Prof. Marek Pietraszkiewicz, XXIV IKSS Directors
Chair: Prof. Chihaya Adachi
Dr Yoann Olivier, Université de Mons, Belgium
08.45: 1. A primer on electronic structure calculations with focus on charge-transfer excitations
09.30: 2. Energetics and dynamics of singlet and triplet excitations in TADF materials
10.15: Discussion
10.45: Coffee break
Prof. Dr. Hartmut Yersin, University of Regensburg, Germany
11.00: 1. New trends for Cu(I)-TADF complexes: Singlets, triplets, SOC, and ISC
11.45: Coffee break
12.00: 2. Approaching zero-gap organic materials – Towards fourth generation OLEDs
12:45: Discussion
13.00: Lunch and Outdoor activities
Chair: Prof. Ifor D. W. Samuel
Prof. Eli Zysman Colman, University of St Andrews, Scotland
16.00: 1. The development of deep blue TADF emitters for OLED
16.45: Coffee break
17.00: 2. Accurate Modelling and Development of Multi-resonant Emitters for OLEDs
Prof. Ken Onda, Kyushu University, Japan
17.45: Principles and applications of time-resolved infrared spectroscopy
18.30: Discussion
19.00: Dinner
20.00-21.30 SHORT TALKS I
Tuesday, September 03
Chair: Prof. Eli Zysman-Colman
Prof. Ifor D. W. Samuel, University of St Andrews, Scotland
08.45: Organic Semiconductor Lasers
Prof. Chihaya Adachi, OPERA, Kyushu University, Japan
09.30: 1. Organic charge-transfer states with versatility functions in optoelectronic devices
10.15: Discussion
10.45 coffee break
Prof. Chihaya Adachi, OPERA, Kyushu University, Japan
11.00: 2. Optoelectronics characteristics of organic semiconductor lasers
Prof. Ebinazar Namdas, University of Queensland, Australia
11.45: Organic Light Emitting Transistors
12.30: Discussion
13.00: Lunch and Outdoor activities
Chair: Dr Yoann Olivier
Prof. Peter Djurovich, University of South California, USA
16.00: Triplet harvesting to achieve 100% efficient OLEDs: Why Samsung bought into this early on
16.45 coffee break
Prof. Peter Djurovich, University of South California, USA
17.00: Thermally Enhanced Luminescence from linear, two-coordinate, coinage metal phosphors
Prof. Hiroyoshi Naito, Osaka Prefecture University, Japan
17.45: Full characterization of electronic transport properties in working
polymer light-emitting diodes via impedance spectroscopy
19.00-20.00: Dinner
20.00-24.00: DISCOTHEQUE
Wednesday, September 04
08.30-13.00: Outdoor activities and excursion
14.00: Lunch
Chair: Prof. Ebinazar Namdas
Dr Jacob Gavartin, Schrödinger Inc., UK
15.00: To be defined
Prof. Dr Uli Lemmer, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, LTI, Germany
16.00: Printed lasers based on metal-halide perovskite semiconductor
16.45: coffee break
Prof. Dr Uli Lemmer, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, LTI, Germany
17.00: Efficient OLED light management by tailored optical disorder
Prof. Graham Turnbull, University of St Andrews, Scotland
17.45: Organic Semiconductors for Explosives Sensing
18.30: Discussion
19.00: Dinner
20.00-23.00: POSTER SESSION
Thursday, September 05
Chair: Dr Junji Adachi
08.45: SHORT TALKS II
10.45: coffee break
Chair: Prof. Hiroyoshi Naito
Prof. Dr Karl Leo, IAPP, Dresden, Germany
11.00: Electronic properties of blended organic semiconductors
11.45: High-Performance Organic Transistors
12.30: discussion
13.00: Lunch, Outdoor activities
Chair: Prof. Dr Karl Leo
Dr. Junji Adachi, Kyulux Inc., Japan
16.00: Hyperfluorescence(TM): a game changing technology for OLED display
16.45 coffee break
Prof. Hironori Kaji, Kyoto University, Japan
17.00: 1. TADF and singlet fission
17.45: 2. Multiscale charge transport simulation
18.30: Discussion
19.00: DINNER
20.00-24.00: BONFIRE
Friday, September 06
08.45: SCHRÖDINGER TRAINING
Chair: Prof. Hironori Kaji
10.45: coffee break
Dr Diego Rota Martir, Cynora GmbH, Germany
11.00: Blue high-efficiency emitters for OLED applications
Dr Ilona Stengel, Merck Group, Darmstadt, Germany
11.45: 1. Material Synthesis for OLED Applications - Perspectives from Industry
12.30: Discussion
13.00: Lunch
Chair: Prof. Peter Djurovich
Dr Ilona Stengel, Merck Group, Darmstadt, Germany
14.00: 2. Learnings from OLED Material Device Testing - Perspectives from Industry
Dr. Akihiro Kimura, Konica Minolta, Japan
14.45: The Trend of OLED in lighting industry
15.30: discussion
16.00: Coffee break
Chair: Prof. Graham Turnbull
Dr. Akihiro Kimura, Konica Minolta, Japan
16.15: The superiority depends on the fabrication process of lighting OLED
17.00: Discussion
17.30: Awards, Concluding Remarks, and Farewell Boats on Krutynia River
19.00: Dinner
Saturday, September 07: Departure to Warsaw at 08.00 a.m.
Any late cancellation after deadline for cancellation will result in full financial charges to the Faculty/Institute of the Participant