Organic growth

摘要

When Sebastian Reineke sought a postdoctoral position in organic electronics, the field offered what many science and technology graduates covet: choices. He could have marketed his skills in improving the efficiency of organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) and solar cells to a big manufacturer of displays, such as LG in Seoul or Toshiba in Tokyo; a lighting company, such as Philips in Amsterdam; or any number of smaller companies or university labs around the world.