Pursues a Bachelors degree in Chemistry at the Faculty of Sciences, UNESP Bauru. She is a FAPESP undergraduate research fellow, developing hybrid optoelectronic devices that combine quinoline-based organic materials with titanium dioxide thin films, exploring their interfacial behavior toward the creation of light-emitting diodes. Her work aims to advance the development of organicinorganic devices that are more efficient, stable, and low-cost to fabricate, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Luis Vicente de Andrade Scalvi. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The proposal involves the deposition of TiO2 thin films, through the sol-gel-dip-coating technique, which will be combined with layers of quinoline derivatives, deposited by dip-coating. Previous results show the difficulties of deposition of these organic compounds in the form of thin films by this process, although they point to the way in this direction. Thus, alternatively, the quinol…
The work currently carried out in Brazil (UNESP, Bauru) involves two materials, an inorganic semiconductor: titanium dioxide (TiO2), with n-type conductivity, and an organic compound: the quinoline derivative (QD), which may present p-type conduction, depending on the groups attached to the main chain. The QD has interesting electro-optical properties, such as luminescence in the blue ran…
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