Wan Lab

Max Planck Society

Bayern (DE2) · Germany

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ERC Starting Grant · 2024

Fully Electrically Controlled Ultra-fast Chiral Light Handedness Switching in Organic Light-Emitting Devices

Chiral light, with a rotating electromagnetic field, is revolutionizing optoelectronics, quantum optics, and spintronics. This unique light delivers either 'left' or 'right' optical information based on its polarization, similar to how alternating electrical signals transfer sound and images. Despite centuries since the discovery of chiral light, achieving electrical modulation of its handedness in light-emitting devices remains a significant challenge. Traditional methods of switching chiral emission handedness, e.g., inverting material stereochemistry or mechanically rotating optical filters, encounter practical limitations: complicated fabrication and slow switching speeds. However,…

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