The concept of using single molecules as key building blocks for logic gates, diodes and
transistors to perform basic functions of digital electronic devices at the molecular scale has …

1. INTRODUCTION Organic electronics and optoelectronics are continuing to attract huge
amounts of interest for their great potential in lowcost, large-area, and flexible consumer …

Graphene, a one‐atom thick two‐dimensional (2D) material, is at the core of an ever‐
growing research effort due to its combination of unique mechanical, thermal, optical and …

This review covers all aspects of possible graphene doping and chemical modification
published to date. Together with the chemistry of graphene, the current methods of large …

The formation of ordered arrays of molecules via self‐assembly is a rapid, scalable route
towards the realization of nanoscale architectures with tailored properties. In recent years …

Graphene, a single atomic layer of sp2-hybridized carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal
structure and the Nobel winning material in 2010, has attracted extensive research attention …

Fast deposition of aligning ambipolar polymers for high‐performance organic field‐effect
transistors (OFETs) and inverter circuits are highly desired for both scientific studies and …

The desirable properties and increased availability of single-and few-layer graphene have
motivated interest in interfacing functional molecules and materials to its high surface area …

Graphene holds great promise in wide-ranging applications due to its novel electronic,
thermal, mechanical, and chemical properties. In many applications, graphene needs to be …

Graphene and its derivatives are emerging as a class of novel but versatile templates for the
controlled preparation and functionalization of materials. In this paper a conceptual review …