ELECTRONICA ORGANICA (Término temático)

Work cat.: Xia, Chuanjun. Thiophene oligomers, polymers, and dendrimers for organic electronics, 2002.

Bradley, Donal D.C. "Editorial," in Organic electronics, v. 1, no. 1 (Dec. 2000): p. 3 (" ... our journal will become the premier forum for papers exploring both the fundamental and applied science of organic solid state materials ... We believe that Organic Electronics ... will be instrumental in the future advancement of the field of organic electronic, opto-electronic and electro-optic materials, phenomena and applications")

Shaw, J.M. and Seidler, P.F. "Organic electronics: introduction" in IBM journal of research and development, v. 45, no. 1, (2001): pp. 3-9 (p. 3, "For the past forty years inorganic silicon and gallium arsenide semiconductors, silicon dioxide insulators, and metals such as aluminum and copper have been the backbone of the semiconductor industry. However, there has been a growing research effort in "organic electronics" to improve the semiconducting, conducting, and light-emitting properties of organics (polymers, oligomers) and hybrids (organic/inorganic composites) through novel synthesis and self-assembly techniques")

Lindwer, Mennol. "Ambient intelligence visions and achievements" [pdf file], via WWW, June 13, 2003: p. 4 ("Organic electronics is a new technology where organic materials (similar to the common plastic) are used as conductors and/or semiconductors to build electronic and opto-electronic devices")

European Conference on Organic Electronics and Related Phenomena, 2001, call for papers [HTML file], via WWW, June 13, 2003 ("The conference aims to present and discuss the most recent results in the fields of light-emitting, photovoltaic, integrated electronic, opto-electronic and photonic devices based on novel organic materials")

IEEE 100, 2000; McGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech. terms, 2003; Wiley encyclopedia of electrical and electronics engineering, 1999; Encyc. phys. sci. tech., 2002