Welcome to the Centre for Organic Photonics & Electronics

Centre for Organic Photonics & Electronics – a joint initiative between the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences and the School of Mathematics and Physics (Physics Discipline) includes integrated programs in experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics as well as synthetic chemistry....Read more

The Centre is affiliated with the Faculty of Science at The University of Queensland. The Centre also co-hosts the Australian National Fabrication Facility - QLD Node (ANFF-Q). 

How to find COPE at The University of Queensland

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News

Professor Paul Burn elected to Australian Academy of Science

COPE is delighted to announce that Professor Paul Burn FRSC and Australian Research Council Federation Fellow has been elected to a Fellowship at the Australian Academy of Science.

For more information on this please click here and this link here....Read more

Three COPE students win outstanding tutor awards

Three COPE postgraduate students have won prizes as top UQ performing tutors for second semester 2011.   Andrew Clulow, Ross Jansen-Van Vuuren and Ellen Wren achieved a score of 4.80 or better out of 5.0 for their overall performance evaluated by students. The winners received a certificate and a movie voucher, and attended a luncheon hosted by the Head of School, Professor Melissa Brown.  Congratulations to all the winners.


Image: Front row - Andrew Clulow second from right, Ross Jansen-Van Vuuren third from right
            Back row - Ellen Wren in the centre.

To read more about this please click here: http://www.scmb.uq.edu.au/congratulations-to-outstanding-tutors...Read more

Dr Ebinazar Namdas wins prestigious Future Fellowship Award

COPE is delighted to announce that Dr Ebinazar Namdas has won a prestigious Future Fellowship from the Australian Government.

Dr Namdas has been awarded a four-year Future Fellowship to conduct research into organic-inorganic hybrid electronic devices and logic circuits.  The project will create the next generation of opto-electronic devices and logic circuits using solution-based organic-inorganic hybrid materials that have the potential of being extremely cheap, recyclable, and mechanically flexible....Read more

DECRA Success for COPE Researchers

COPE is delighted to announce that Dr Almantas Pivrikas and Dr Paul Shaw have won Australian Research Council Discovery Early Career Research Awards (DECRAs). DECRAs recognise outstanding young researchers of exceptional promise. The awards are in two key areas of organic optoelectronics, namely charge transport and photophysics....Read more

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