Organic Optoelectronics and Diversity in Materials Science - Interview with Ayse Turak

Explore organic optoelectronics and diversity in materials science through this insightful interview with Ayse Turak, Associate Professor at McMaster University. Delve into Turak's research on developing versatile methods for tuning interfaces in organic, perovskite, and nanoparticle solar cells, LEDs, and sensors. Learn about her group's innovative work in controlling perovskite formation using diblock copolymer reverse micelle templating, achieving stable phases in a single solution. Discover challenges in using nanoparticles for wearable electronics and the importance of LiF interfaces in organic solar cells. Gain valuable perspectives on the commercialization potential of various optoelectronics. As an LGBTQ+ researcher, Turak offers insights on fostering inclusivity in the scientific community and provides advice for diverse STEM researchers. This interview combines cutting-edge materials science with important discussions on representation and diversity in the field.

Ayse Turak on organic optoelectronics & diversity in the materials community