研究室紹介

Functional Organic Chemistry (IAS)

Department of Applied Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering

Department of Applied Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering

Department of Applied Chemistry, School of Engineering

Organic chemistry is essential for the creation of diverse functional organic materials. While σ electrons connect atoms to form molecular skeleton, π electrons are responsible for the expression of optical and electronic functions (color, luminescence, conductivity, redox, magnetism, etc.). By skillfully designing and manipulating π-electron systems, we can create “π-materials” with diverse functionalities. Such π-materials are at the forefront of material science and play a central role in various research fields, including organic electronics. Our research group is advancing cutting-edge research in functional organic materials and device science from a broad perspective spanning from fundamentals to applications. A distinctive feature of our group is its interdisciplinary research approach that integrates quantum chemistry-guided molecular design, precision organic synthesis, advanced physicochemical analysis, and device evaluation. Molecular design holds infinite potential, and with active ideas and challenges, it is possible to develop π-materials with unexplored properties and functions that cannot be achieved with conventional technologies. Let’s explore the new world of Organic Materials Science together!

Full-color narrowband organic light-emitting materials

Staff

Prof. Takuma Yasuda

The Main Research Topics

  • Design and synthesis of novel π-conjugated systems (organic semiconductors)
  • Development of narrowband organic light-emitting materials and devices (OLEDs)
  • Development of next-generation energy devices (organic solar cells and energy harvesting)
  • Exploration of novel organic excitonics
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