Organic Electronics for Electrochromic Materials and Devices

INTRODUCTION OF ORGANIC ELECTROCHROMISM General Introduction History of Electrochromism The Key Parameters of Electrochromism Conclusion ADVANCES IN POLYMER ELECTROLYTES FOR ELECTROCHROMIC APPLICATION Introduction Requirements of Polymer Electrolytes in Electrochromic Applications Types of Polymer Electrolytes Conclusions ELECTROCHROMIC SMALL MOLECULES Background of Small Molecule Electrochromic Technology Development of CP Violene-cyanine Hybrids(AIE PL OEC) Terephthalate Derivatives(Multi-color OEC) Isophthalate Derivatives Methyl Ketone Derivatives Diphenylacetylenes Fluoran Dye Derivatives pH-Responsive Molecules Derivatives TPA Dye Derivatives Hydrocarbon Derivatives-NIR-OEC VIOLOGEN EC The Introduction of OEC and Viologen Different Structures of Amethyst Electrochromic Materials Viologen Electrochromic Device Companies Operating in the Field of Viologen Electrochromism Conclusions PRUSSIAN BLUE AND METALLOHEXACYANATES Background Technology Development of PB Crystal structure Electrochromic Mechanism Synthesis Assembled Electrochromic Devices (ECDs) Nanocompsites PB analogues Electrochromic & Multi-applications CONJUGATED ELECTROCHROMIC POLYMERS Introduction Poly(thiophene)-Based Conjugated Electrochromic Polymers Poly(pyrrole)-Based Conjugated Electrochromic Polymers Polycarbazole-Based Conjugated Electrochromic Polymers TPA-PI/PA BASED CONJUGATED/NON-CONJUGATED ELECTROCHROMIC POLYMERS Introduction Development of TA-based Electrochromic Polyimides and Polyamides Conclusions METALLO-SUPERMOLECULAR POLYMERS Introduction Single Metallic System Hetero-Metallic System. The Fabrication Method of Metallopolymer film Conclusion METAL ORGANIC FRAMEWORK (MOFS) / COVALENT ORGANIC FRAMEWORK (COFS) BASED EC Introduction Current Studies in EC MOFs Current studies in EC COFs Conclusion and Prospect NANOSTRUCTURED ELECTROCHROMIC MATERIALS Introduction Current Studies of Nanostructure in Electrochromism Conclusion and Prospect METAL ORGANIC FRAMEWORK (MOF) BASED EC

Prof. Hong Meng received his Ph.D. from University of California Los Angeles in 2002. He has been working in the field of organic electronics for more than 20 years. His career experiences including working in the Institute of Materials Science and Engineering at Singapore, Lucent Technologies Bell Labs, DuPont Experimental Station. In 2014, he moved to School of Advanced Materials Peking University Shenzhen Graduate School. He has contributed over 120 peer-reviewed papers (citation: 6000) in chemistry and materials science fields, filed over 46 US patents, 50 Chinese patents.