Living systems are able to achieve remarkable feats of computation.

For organic electronics to realise its full potential, it is essential that a key basic circuit element is developed – the memory cell.

The past decade has seen an upsurge in academic and commercial interest in the field of organic electronics.

The ability to control the optoelectronic properties of conjugated molecular and polymeric systems is a fascinating issue.

Molecular electronics is attracting great attention due to potential applications in future sensor devices, computing technology and related fields.

A variety of experimental and theoretical research is carried out in Durham.