Programs Masters/PhD - Research in Organic Electronics / Solar Cells

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Graduate schools focusing on organic electronics and organic photovoltaics are available at various institutions, including notable programs at MIT and Stanford. However, there are also many other universities worth considering, such as Southern Mississippi, Georgia Tech, Louisiana Tech, and Arizona State University. Researchers recommend utilizing SciFinder to explore relevant topics and identify organizations involved in this field. Additionally, reading publications like Organic Electronics magazine and using Google Scholar can help in finding university affiliations related to ongoing research. The process of applying to graduate school requires thorough research to find the right fit for specific interests in organic electronics.
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Hi,

I was looking around at graduate schools and was curious if anyone knew of places where they are doing research into organic electronics or organic photovoltaics?

I found a research department at MIT and Stanford, but I was looking for something perhaps one tier below that.

It could be in the states or abroad.

Any help or direction would be much appreciated,
Thanks!
 
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We are beginning research at Southern Mississippi, Georgia tech, Louisiana tech, arizonia state,... there are tons of different places. I suggest doing a scifinder search for those topics and then analyzing the search results for organizations.
 
Thanks. I found Arizona State's biological physics program just yesterday, but the other ones you mentioned I didn't know about.

I've been reading Organic Electronics magazine and using Google Scholar, looking at the university affiliations of the various articles.

I will definitely try SciFinder when I go to the library tomorrow. Applying to Grad school takes a lot of research in and of itself!
 
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