Charge Transport and Thermoelectric Properties of High Mobility Doped Conjugated Polymers

Doped conjugated polymers are critical to emerging device applications, including field-effect transistors, thermoelectrics, bioelectronics, and neuromorphic computing devices. We will present recent advances in controlling doping processes and understanding the resulting charge transport properties of doped polymers. This will include discussion of the role of Coulomb interactions between carriers and with the counterions at high doping densities, new experimental methods to study the electronic structure and transport properties of these doped polymers as well as recent advances in improving the electrical stability of FETs and thermoelectric performance.