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1.
Qi Xiangfei; Forrest Stephen R.
Thermal analysis of high intensity organic light-emitting diodes based on a transmission matrix approach
2.
Zhang Yifan; Forrest Stephen R.
Existence of continuous-wave threshold for organic semiconductor lasers
3.
Bergemann Kevin J.; Forrest Stephen R.
Measurement of exciton diffusion lengths in optically thin organic films
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4.
Zhang Yifan; Slootsky Michael; Forrest Stephen R.
Enhanced efficiency in high-brightness fluorescent organic light emitting diodes through triplet management
5.
Soo Yook Kyoung; Doo Chin Byung; Yeob Lee Jun; Lassiter Brian E.; Forrest Stephen R.
Vertical orientation of copper phthalocyanine in organic solar cells using a small molecular weight organic templating layer
6.
Renshaw C. Kyle; Schlenker Cody W.; Thompson Mark E.; Forrest Stephen R.
Reciprocal carrier collection in organic photovoltaics
7.
Zhang Xuhuai; Forrest Stephen R.
Theory of the perfect lens
8.
Lassiter Brian E.; Wei Guodan; Wang Siyi; Zimmerman Jeramy D.; Diev Viacheslav V.; Thompson Mark E.; Forrest Stephen R.
Organic photovoltaics incorporating electron conducting exciton blocking layers
9.
Giebink Noel C.; Wiederrecht Gary P.; Wasielewski Michael R.; Forrest Stephen R.
Thermodynamic efficiency limit of excitonic solar cells
10.
Lunt Richard R.; Sun Kai; Kröger Michael; Benziger J. B.; Forrest Stephen R.
Ordered organic-organic multilayer growth
11.
Li Ning; Lee Kyusang; Renshaw Christopher K.; Xiao Xin; Forrest Stephen R.
Improved power conversion efficiency of InP solar cells using organic window layers
12.
McGraw Gregory J.; Peters Diane L.; Forrest Stephen R.
Organic vapor jet printing at micrometer resolution using microfluidic nozzle arrays
13.
Giebink N. C.; Lassiter B. E.; Wiederrecht G. P.; Wasielewski M. R.; Forrest S. R.
Ideal diode equation for organic heterojunctions. II. The role of polaron pair recombination
14.
Giebink N. C.; Wiederrecht G. P.; Wasielewski M. R.; Forrest S. R.
Ideal diode equation for organic heterojunctions. I. Derivation and application
15.
Lassiter Brian E.; Lunt Richard R.; Renshaw C. Kyle; Forrest Stephen R.
Structural templating of multiple polycrystalline layers in organic photovoltaic cells
16.
Lee Kyusang; Shiu Kuen-Ting; Zimmerman Jeramy D.; Renshaw Christopher K.; Forrest Stephen R.
Multiple growths of epitaxial lift-off solar cells from a single InP substrate
17.
Zhang Xuhuai; Davanço Marcelo; Maller Kara; Jarvis Thomas W.; Wu Chihhui; Fietz Chris; Korobkin Dmitriy; Li Xiaoqin; Shvets Gennady; Forrest Stephen R.
Interferometric characterization of a sub-wavelength near-infrared negative index metamaterial
18.
Slootsky Michael; Forrest Stephen R.
Enhancing waveguided light extraction in organic LEDs using an ultra-low-index grid
19.
Qi Xiangfei; Li Ning; Forrest Stephen R.
Analysis of metal-oxide-based charge generation layers used in stacked organic light-emitting diodes
20.
Lunt Richard R.; Lassiter Brian E.; Benziger Jay B.; Forrest Stephen R.
Organic vapor phase deposition for the growth of large area organic electronic devices
21.
Shiu Kuen-Ting; Zimmerman Jeramy; Wang Hongyu; Forrest Stephen R.
Ultrathin film, high specific power InP solar cells on flexible plastic substrates
22.
Li Ning; Forrest Stephen R.
Tilted bulk heterojunction organic photovoltaic cells grown by oblique angle deposition
23.
Giebink N. C.; D'Andrade B. W.; Weaver M. S.; Brown J. J.; Forrest S. R.
Direct evidence for degradation of polaron excited states in organic light emitting diodes
24.
Wang Siyi; Mayo Elizabeth I.; Perez M. Dolores; Griffe Laurent; Wei Guodan; Djurovich Peter I.; Forrest Stephen R.; Thompson Mark E.
High efficiency organic photovoltaic cells based on a vapor deposited squaraine donor
25.
Full-wave simulation of enhanced outcoupling of organic light-emitting devices with an embedded low-index grid
26.
Zhang Xuhuai; Davanço Marcelo; Urzhumov Yaroslav; Shvets Gennady; Forrest Stephen R.
A subwavelength near-infrared negative index material
27.
Lunt Richard R.; Giebink Noel C.; Belak Anna A.; Benziger Jay B.; Forrest Stephen R.
Exciton diffusion lengths of organic semiconductor thin films measured by spectrally resolved photoluminescence quenching
28.
Giebink N. C.; Forrest S. R.
Temporal response of optically pumped organic semiconductor lasers and its implication for reaching threshold under electrical excitation
29.
Lunt Richard R.; Kéna-Cohen Stéphane; Benziger Jay B.; Forrest Stephen R.
Measurement of the Mean Inner Potentials of Anthracene and Naphthalene
30.
Xu Xin; Mihnev Momchil; Taylor Andre; Forrest Stephen R.
Organic photodetector arrays with indium tin oxide electrodes patterned using directly transferred metal masks
31.
Li Ning; Lassiter Brian E.; Lunt Richard R.; Wei Guodan; Forrest Stephen R.
Open circuit voltage enhancement due to reduced dark current in small molecule photovoltaic cells
32.
From Scattering Parameters to Snell’s Law; A Subwavelength Near-Infrared Negative-Index Metamaterial
33.
Tong Xiaoran; Bailey-Salzman Rhonda F.; Wei Guodan; Forrest Stephen R.
Inverted small molecule organic photovoltaic cells on reflective substrates
34.
Kéna-Cohen S.; Davanço M.; Forrest S. R.
Resonant Rayleigh scattering from an anisotropic organic single-crystal microcavity
35.
Kéna-Cohen S; Davanço M.; Forrest S. R.
Strong Exciton-Photon Coupling in an Organic Single Crystal Microcavity
36.
Quantum efficiency roll-off at high brightness in fluorescent and phosphorescent organic light emitting diodes
37.
Kéna-Cohen S.; Forrest S. R.
Giant Davydov splitting of the lower polariton branch in a polycrystalline tetracene microcavity
38.
Giebink N. C.; D'Andrade B. W.; Weaver M. S.; Mackenzie P. B.; Brown J. J.; Thompson M. E.; Forrest S. R.
Intrinsic luminance loss in phosphorescent small-molecule organic light emitting devices due to bimolecular annihilation reactions
39.
Wei Guodan; Shiu Kuen-Ting; Giebink Noel C.; Forrest Stephen R.
Response to “Comment on ‘Thermodynamic limits of quantum photovoltaic cell efficiency’” [Appl. Phys. Lett.;92, 066101 (2008)]
40.
Yang Fan; Lunt Richard R.; Forrest Stephen R.
Simultaneous heterojunction organic solar cells with broad spectral sensitivity
41.
Arnold Michael S.; McGraw Gregory J.; Forrest Stephen R.; Lunt Richard R.
Direct vapor jet printing of three color segment organic light emitting devices for white light illumination
42.
Sun Yiru; Forrest Stephen R.
High-efficiency white organic light emitting devices with three separate phosphorescent emission layers
43.
Thermodynamic limits of quantum photovoltaic cell efficiency
44.
Limits to accumulation of electric-field-stabilized geminate polaron pairs in an organic semiconductor thin film
45.
Green polariton photoluminescence using the red-emitting phosphor PtOEP
46.
Bhosle V.; Prater J. T.; Yang Fan; Burk D.; Forrest S. R.; Narayan J.
Gallium-doped zinc oxide films as transparent electrodes for organic solar cell applications
47.
Bailey-Salzman Rhonda F.; Rand Barry P.; Forrest Stephen R.
Near-infrared sensitive small molecule organic photovoltaic cells based on chloroaluminum phthalocyanine
48.
Agrawal Mukul; Sun Yiru; Forrest Stephen R.; Peumans Peter
Enhanced outcoupling from organic light-emitting diodes using aperiodic dielectric mirrors
49.
Sun Yiru; Borek Carsten; Hanson Kenneth; Djurovich Peter I.; Thompson Mark E.; Brooks Jason; Brown Julie J.; Forrest Stephen R.
Photophysics of Pt-porphyrin electrophosphorescent devices emitting in the near infrared
50.
Lunt Richard R.; Benziger Jay B.; Forrest Stephen R.
Real-time monitoring of organic vapor-phase deposition of molecular thin films using high-pressure reflection high-energy electron diffraction
51.
Rand Barry P.; Burk Diana P.; Forrest Stephen R.
Offset energies at organic semiconductor heterojunctions and their influence on the open-circuit voltage of thin-film solar cells
52.
Franz Kale J.; Wasserman Daniel; Hoffman Anthony J.; Jangraw David C.; Shiu Kuen-Ting; Forrest Stephen R.; Gmachl Claire
Evidence of cascaded emission in a dual-wavelength quantum cascade laser
53.
Holmes R. J.; Kéna-Cohen S.; Menon V. M.; Forrest S. R.
Strong coupling and hybridization of Frenkel and Wannier-Mott excitons in an organic-inorganic optical microcavity
54.
Accumulation of electric-field-stabilized geminate polaron pairs in an organic semiconductor to attain high excitation density under low intensity pumping
55.
Kanno Hiroshi; Sun Yiru; Forrest Stephen R.
White organic light-emitting device based on a compound fluorescent-phosphor-sensitized-fluorescent emission layer
56.
Xu Xin; Register Richard A.; Forrest Stephen R.
Mechanisms for current-induced conductivity changes in a conducting polymer
57.
Organic light emitting devices with enhanced outcoupling via microlenses fabricated by imprint lithography
58.
Kanno Hiroshi; Giebink Noel C.; Sun Yiru; Forrest Stephen R.
Stacked white organic light-emitting devices based on a combination of fluorescent and phosphorescent emitters
59.
Semitransparent organic photovoltaic cells
60.
Xue Jiangeng; Rand Barry P.; Uchida Soichi; Forrest Stephen R.
Mixed donor-acceptor molecular heterojunctions for photovoltaic applications. II. Device performance
61.
Rand Barry P.; Xue Jiangeng; Uchida Soichi; Forrest Stephen R.
Mixed donor-acceptor molecular heterojunctions for photovoltaic applications. I. Material properties
62.
Holmes R. J.; Forrest S. R.; Sajoto T.; Tamayo A.; Djurovich P. I.; Thompson M. E.; Brooks J.; Tung Y.-J.; D'Andrade B. W.; Weaver M. S.; Kwong R. C.; Brown J. J.
Saturated deep blue organic electrophosphorescence using a fluorine-free emitter
63.
Rand Barry P.; Xue Jiangeng; Yang Fan; Forrest Stephen R.
Organic solar cells with sensitivity extending into the near infrared
64.
Datta Shubhashish; Forrest Stephen R.; Volodin Boris; Ban Vladimir S.
Low through channel loss wavelength multiplexer using multiple transmission volume Bragg gratings
65.
Cao Yifang; Forrest Stephen R.; Kim Changsoon; Soboyejo Wole
Effects of dust particles and layer properties on organic electronic devices fabricated by stamping
66.
Yang Fan; Shtein Max; Forrest Stephen R.
Morphology control and material mixing by high-temperature organic vapor-phase deposition and its application to thin-film solar cells
67.
High-efficiency top-emissive white-light-emitting organic electrophosphorescent devices
68.
Holmes R. J.; Forrest S. R.
Exciton-photon coupling in organic materials with large intersystem crossing rates and strong excited-state molecular relaxation
69.
Kim Changsoon; Cao Yifang; Soboyejo Winston O.; Forrest Stephen R.
Patterning of active organic materials by direct transfer for organic electronic devices
70.
Sun Yiru; Shtein Max; Forrest Stephen R.
Direct patterning of organic light-emitting devices by organic-vapor jet printing
71.
Zhou Theodore X.; Brown Julie J.; Ngo Tan; Shtein Max; Forrest Stephen R.
Stable and efficient electrophosphorescent organic light-emitting devices grown by organic vapor phase deposition
72.
Rand Barry P.; Peumans Peter; Forrest Stephen R.
Long-range absorption enhancement in organic tandem thin-film solar cells containing silver nanoclusters
73.
Xue Jiangeng; Uchida Soichi; Rand Barry P.; Forrest Stephen R.
Asymmetric tandem organic photovoltaic cells with hybrid planar-mixed molecular heterojunctions
74.
Strong Exciton-Photon Coupling and Exciton Hybridization in a Thermally Evaporated Polycrystalline Film of an Organic Small Molecule
75.
D'Andrade Brian W.; Holmes Russell; Forrest Stephen R.; Li Jian; Thompson Mark E.
Triple-doped white organic light-emitting devices grown in vacuum
76.
Shtein Max; Benziger Jay B.; Peumans Peter; Forrest Stephen R.
Direct mask-free patterning of molecular organic semiconductors using organic vapor jet printing
77.
Wan A.; Menon V.; Forrest S. R.; Wasserman D.; Lyon S. A.; Kahn A.
Characterization of GaAs grown by molecular beam epitaxy on vicinal Ge(100) substrates
78.
Xue Jiangeng; Forrest Stephen R.
Bipolar doping between a molecular organic donor-acceptor couple
79.
Smith Shawn; Forrest Stephen R.
A low switching voltage organic-on-inorganic heterojunction memory element utilizing a conductive polymer fuse on a doped silicon substrate
80.
Uchida Soichi; Xue Jiangeng; Rand Barry P.; Forrest Stephen R.
Organic small molecule solar cells with a homogeneously mixed copper phthalocyanine: C60 active layer
81.
4.2% efficient organic photovoltaic cells with low series resistances
82.
Peumans Peter; Yakimov Aharon; Forrest Stephen R.
Erratum: “Small molecular weight organic thin-film photodetectors and solar cells” [J. Appl. Phys. ;93, 3693 (2003)]
83.
Carrier transport in multilayer organic photodetectors: II. Effects of anode preparation
84.
Carrier transport in multilayer organic photodetectors: I. Effects of layer structure on dark current and photoresponse
85.
Möller Sven; Forrest Stephen R.; Perlov Craig; Jackson Warren; Taussig Carl
Electrochromic conductive polymer fuses for hybrid organic/inorganic semiconductor memories
86.
D'Andrade Brian W.; Forrest Stephen R.; Chwang Anna B.
Operational stability of electrophosphorescent devices containing p and n doped transport layers
87.
Holmes R. J.; D'Andrade B. W.; Forrest S. R.; Ren X.; Li J.; Thompson M. E.
Efficient, deep-blue organic electrophosphorescence by guest charge trapping
88.
D'Andrade Brian W.; Forrest Stephen R.
Effects of exciton and charge confinement on the performance of white organic p-i-n; electrophosphorescent emissive excimer devices
89.
Segal M.; Baldo M. A.; Holmes R. J.; Forrest S. R.; Soos Z. G.
Excitonic singlet-triplet ratios in molecular and polymeric organic materials
90.
Holmes R. J.; Forrest S. R.; Tung Y.-J.; Kwong R. C.; Brown J. J.; Garon S.; Thompson M. E.
Blue organic electrophosphorescence using exothermic host–guest energy transfer
91.
Micropatterning of small molecular weight organic semiconductor thin films using organic vapor phase deposition
92.
Small molecular weight organic thin-film photodetectors and solar cells
93.
Organic optical bistable switch
94.
Wang Hongsheng; Forrest Stephen R.
Helium ion-implanted InGaAsP tunnel junction current blocking layers
95.
Baldo M. A.; Holmes R. J.; Forrest S. R.
Prospects for electrically pumped organic lasers
96.
Shtein Max; Mapel Jonathan; Benziger Jay B.; Forrest Stephen R.
Effects of film morphology and gate dielectric surface preparation on the electrical characteristics of organic-vapor-phase-deposited pentacene thin-film transistors
97.
Kawamura Yuichiro; Yanagida Shozo; Forrest Stephen R.
Energy transfer in polymer electrophosphorescent light emitting devices with single and multiple doped luminescent layers
98.
Kwong Raymond C.; Nugent Matthew R.; Michalski Lech; Ngo Tan; Rajan Kamala; Tung Yeh-Jiun; Weaver Michael S.; Zhou Theodore X.; Hack Michael; Thompson Mark E.; Forrest Stephen R.; Brown Julie J.
High operational stability of electrophosphorescent devices
99.
Kim Changsoon; Shtein Max; Forrest Stephen R.
Nanolithography based on patterned metal transfer and its application to organic electronic devices
100.
Yakimov A.; Forrest S. R.
High photovoltage multiple-heterojunction organic solar cells incorporating interfacial metallic nanoclusters
101.
Möller S.; Forrest S. R.
Improved light out-coupling in organic light emitting diodes employing ordered microlens arrays
102.
Peumans P.; Forrest S. R.
Erratum: “Very-high-efficiency double-heterostructure copper ;phthalocyanine/C60 photovoltaic cells” [Appl. Phys. Lett. ;79, 126 (2001)]
103.
Organic thin-film transistors based on bis(1,2,5-thiadiazolo)-p-quinobis (1,3-dithiole)
104.
Adachi Chihaya; Baldo Marc A.; Thompson Mark E.; Forrest Stephen R.
Nearly 100% internal phosphorescence efficiency in an organic light-emitting device
105.
Kolosov Dmitry; English Douglas S.; Bulovic Vladimir; Barbara Paul F.; Forrest Stephen R.; Thompson Mark E.
Direct observation of structural changes in organic light emitting devices during degradation
106.
Adachi Chihaya; Kwong Raymond C.; Djurovich Peter; Adamovich Vadim; Baldo Marc A.; Thompson Mark E.; Forrest Stephen R.
Endothermic energy transfer: A mechanism for generating very efficient high-energy phosphorescent emission in organic materials
107.
Baldo M. A.; Forrest S. R.
Interface-limited injection in amorphous organic semiconductors
108.
D'Andrade Brian W.; Baldo Marc A.; Adachi Chihaya; Brooks Jason; Thompson Mark E.; Forrest Stephen R.
High-efficiency yellow double-doped organic light-emitting devices based on phosphor-sensitized fluorescence
109.
Very-high-efficiency double-heterostructure copper phthalocyanine/C60 photovoltaic cells
110.
Parthasarathy G.; Shen C.; Kahn A.; Forrest S. R.
Lithium doping of semiconducting organic charge transport materials
111.
Adachi Chihaya; Baldo Marc A.; Forrest Stephen R.; Lamansky Sergey; Thompson Mark E.; Kwong Raymond C.
High-efficiency red electrophosphorescence devices
112.
Shtein Max; Gossenberger Herman F.; Benziger Jay B.; Forrest Stephen R.
Material transport regimes and mechanisms for growth of molecular organic thin films using low-pressure organic vapor phase deposition
113.
Baldo M. A.; Adachi C.; Forrest S. R.
Transient analysis of organic electrophosphorescence. II. Transient analysis of triplet-triplet annihilation
114.
Transient analysis of organic electrophosphorescence: I. Transient analysis of triplet energy transfer
115.
Adachi Chihaya; Baldo Marc A.; Forrest Stephen R.; Thompson Mark E.
High-efficiency organic electrophosphorescent devices with tris(2-phenylpyridine)iridium doped into electron-transporting materials
116.
Peumans P.; Bulović V.; Forrest S. R.
Efficient, high-bandwidth organic multilayer photodetectors
117.
Adachi Chihaya; Baldo Marc A.; Forrest Stephen R.
Electroluminescence mechanisms in organic light emitting devices employing a europium chelate doped in a wide energy gap bipolar conducting host
118.
Efficient photon harvesting at high optical intensities in ultrathin organic double-heterostructure photovoltaic diodes
119.
Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.; Zhou T. X.; Michalski L.
Operating lifetime of phosphorescent organic light emitting devices
120.
Parthasarathy G.; Adachi C.; Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.
High-efficiency transparent organic light-emitting devices
121.
Gerstenberg M. C.; Schreiber F.; Leung T. Y. B.; Forrest S. R.; Bracco G.; Scoles G.
Organic semiconducting thin film growth on an organic substrate: 3,4,9,10-perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride on a monolayer of decanethiol self-assembled on Au(111)
122.
Burrows P. E.; Vicenzi E. P.; Forrest S. R.; Gu G.; Zhou T. X.
Semitransparent cathodes for organic light emitting devices
123.
Baldo M. A.; O'Brien D. F.; Thompson M. E.; Forrest S. R.
Excitonic singlet-triplet ratio in a semiconducting organic thin film
124.
Gu G.; Parthasarathy G.; Tian P.; Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.
Transparent stacked organic light emitting devices. II. Device performance and applications to displays
125.
Gu G.; Parthasarathy G.; Burrows P. E.; Kahn A.; Hill I. G.; Tian P.; Forrest S. R.
Transparent stacked organic light emitting devices. I. Design principles and transparent compound electrodes
126.
Tian P. F.; Forrest S. R.; Gu G.; Burrows P. E.; Bulovic V.; Zhou T. X.
Precise, scalable shadow mask patterning of vacuum-deposited organic light emitting devices
127.
Deshpande R. S.; Bulović V.; Forrest S. R.
White-light-emitting organic electroluminescent devices based on interlayer sequential energy transfer
128.
Baldo M. A.; Lamansky S.; Burrows P. E.; Thompson M. E.; Forrest S. R.
Very high-efficiency green organic light-emitting devices based on electrophosphorescence
129.
Dries J. Christopher; Gokhale Milind R.; Forrest Stephen R.
A 2.0 μm cutoff wavelength separate absorption, charge, and multiplication layer avalanche photodiode using strain-compensated InGaAs quantum wells
130.
Gokhale Milind R.; Wei Jian; Wang Hongsheng; Forrest Stephen R.
Growth and characterization of small band gap (∼0.6 eV) InGaAsN layers on InP
131.
Kozlov V. G.; Burrows P. E.; Parthasarathy G.; Forrest S. R.
Optical properties of molecular organic semiconductor thin films under intense electrical excitation
132.
O'Brien D. F.; Baldo M. A.; Thompson M. E.; Forrest S. R.
Improved energy transfer in electrophosphorescent devices
133.
Gu G.; Parthasarathy G.; Forrest S. R.
A metal-free, full-color stacked organic light-emitting device
134.
Gu G.; Khalfin V.; Forrest S. R.
High-efficiency, low-drive-voltage, semitransparent stacked organic light-emitting device
135.
Dries J. Christopher; Gokhale Milind R.; Thomson K. John; Forrest Stephen R.; Hull Robert
Strain compensated In1-x;GaxAs(x<0.47); quantum well photodiodes for extended wavelength operation
136.
Kozlov V. G.; Bulovic V.; Burrows P. E.; Baldo M.; Khalfin V. B.; Parthasarathy G.; Forrest S. R.; You Y.; Thompson M. E.
Study of lasing action based on Förster energy transfer in optically pumped organic semiconductor thin films
137.
Bulović V.; Khalfin V. B.; Gu G.; Burrows P. E.; Garbuzov D. Z.; Forrest S. R.
Weak microcavity effects in organic light-emitting devices
138.
Burrows P. E.; Khalfin V.; Gu G.; Forrest S. R.
Control of microcavity effects in full color stacked organic light emitting devices
139.
Parthasarathy G.; Burrows P. E.; Khalfin V.; Kozlov V. G.; Forrest S. R.
A metal-free cathode for organic semiconductor devices
140.
Kozlov V. G.; Parthasarathy G.; Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.; You Y.; Thompson M. E.
Optically pumped blue organic semiconductor lasers
141.
Burrows Paul E.; Bulovic Vladimir; Kozlov Vladimir G.; Shen Z.; Forrest Stephen R.; Thompson Mark E.
Color-tunable pixels and lasers using vacuum-deposited organic thin films
142.
Tian P. F.; Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.
Photolithographic patterning of vacuum-deposited organic light emitting devices
143.
Baldo M. A.; Kozlov V. G.; Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.; Ban V. S.; Koene B.; Thompson M. E.
Low pressure organic vapor phase deposition of small molecular weight organic light emitting device structures
144.
Kozlov V. G.; Bulović V.; Forrest S. R.
Temperature independent performance of organic semiconductor lasers
145.
Fenter P.; Schreiber F.; Zhou L.; Eisenberger P.; Forrest S. R.
In situ studies of morphology, strain, and growth modes of a molecular organic thin film
146.
Burrows Paul E.; Gu G.; Bulovic Vladimir; Forrest Stephen R.; Thompson Mark E.
Organic light-emitting devices for ultralightweight color flat panel displays
147.
Bulović V.; Tian P.; Burrows P. E.; Gokhale M. R.; Forrest S. R.; Thompson M. E.
A surface-emitting vacuum-deposited organic light emitting device
148.
Sarathy Jiten; Gasparian George A.; Lange Michael J.; Cohen Marshall J.; Olsen Gregory H.; Kim Dong-Su; Studenkov Pavel; Forrest Stephen R.
Monolithic active pixel InGaAs focal plane arrays for near-infrared imaging
149.
Shen Zilan; Forrest Stephen R.
Quantum size effects of charge-transfer excitons in nonpolar molecular organic thin films
150.
Bulović V.; Burrows P. E.; Garbuzov D. Z.; Thompson M. E.; Tsekoun A. G.; Forrest S. R.
Photovoltaic cells based on vacuum deposited molecular organic thin films
151.
Gu G.; Burrows P. E.; Venkatesh S.; Forrest S. R.; Thompson M. E.
Vacuum-deposited, nonpolymeric flexible organic light-emitting devices
152.
Forrest Stephen R.; Kim Dong-Su; Yu Song; Thomson John; Xu Ligeng; Gokhale Maya; Dries J. Christopher; Garbuzov Dmitri Z.; Studenkov Pavel; Lange Michael J.; Olsen Gregory H.; Cohen Marshall J.
Technologies for large scale InP-based optoelectronic integrated circuits
153.
Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.; Sibley S. P.; Thompson M. E.
Erratum: “Color-tunable organic light emitting devices” [Appl. Phys. Lett. ;69, 2959 (1996)]
154.
Kim Dong-Su; Forrest Stephen R.; Lange Michael J.; Cohen Marshall J.; Olsen Gregory H.; Menna Ray J.; Paff Richard J.
Study of InxGa1-;xAs/InAsyP1-;y structures lattice mismatched to InP substrates
155.
Hirose Y.; Kahn A.; Aristov V.; Soukiassian P.; Bulovic V.; Forrest S. R.
Chemistry and electronic properties of metal‐organic semiconductor interfaces; Al, Ti, In, Sn, Ag, and Au on PTCDA
156.
Color‐tunable organic light‐emitting devices
157.
Garbuzov D. Z.; Forrest S. R.; Tsekoun A. G.; Burrows P. E.; Bulović V.; Thompson M. E.
Organic films deposited on Si p‐;n junctions; Accurate measurements of fluorescence internal efficiency, and application to luminescent antireflection coatings
158.
Burrows P. E.; Shen Z.; Bulovic V.; McCarty D. M.; Forrest S. R.; Cronin J. A.; Thompson M. E.
Relationship between electroluminescence and current transport in organic heterojunction light‐emitting devices
159.
Gu G.; Bulović V.; Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.; Thompson M. E.
Transparent organic light emitting devices
160.
Chao Chih-Ping; Garbuzov Dmitri Z.; Forrest Stephen R.; Martinelli Ramon U.; Menna Raymond J.; Harvey Maria G.; DiMarco Louis A.; Connolly John C.
Folded-cavity surface-emitting distributed feedback 1.39-um wavelength InGaAsP/InP laser diodes for gas-sensing applications
161.
Forrest S. R.; Burrows P. E.; Stroustrup A.; Strickland D.; Ban V. S.
Intense second harmonic generation and long‐range structural ordering in thin films of an organic salt grown by organic vapor phase deposition
162.
Hirose Y.; Forrest S. R.; Kahn A.
Quasiepitaxial growth of the organic molecular semiconductor 3,4,9,10‐perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride
163.
Garbuzov D.; Shiau G.-J.; Bulovic V.; Boroditsky M.; Chao C.-P.; Forrest S. R.
Photoluminescence study of excess carrier spillover in 1.3 μm wavelength strained multi‐quantum‐well InGaAsP/InP laser structures
164.
Ordered, quasiepitaxial growth of an organic thin film on Se‐passivated GaAs(100)
165.
Haskal E. I.; Burrows P. E.; Shen Z.; Forrest S. R.
Excitons and exciton confinement in crystalline organic thin films grown by organic molecular‐beam deposition
166.
Wu C. C.; Chun J. K. M.; Burrows P. E.; Sturm J. C.; Thompson M. E.; Forrest S. R.; Register R. A.
Poly(p‐phenylene vinylene)/;tris(8‐hydroxy) quinoline aluminum heterostructure light emitting diode
167.
Shiau Guang-Jye; Chao Chih-Ping; Burrows Paul E.; Forrest Stephen R.
Growth of abrupt InGaAs(P)/In(GaAs)P heterointerfaces by gas source molecular beam epitaxy
168.
Burrows P. E.; Bulovic V.; Forrest S. R.; Sapochak L. S.; McCarty D. M.; Thompson M. E.
Reliability and degradation of organic light emitting devices
169.
Low‐threshold 1.3‐μm wavelength, InGaAsP strained‐layer multiple quantum well lasers grown by gas source molecular beam epitaxy
170.
Olsen Gregory H.; Lange Michael J.; Cohen Marshall J.; Kim Dong-Su; Forrest Stephen R.
Three-band 1.0-2.5 um near-infrared InGaAs detector array
171.
Hirose Y.; Forrest S. R.; Haskal E. I.; Chen W.; Kahn A.
Structural and electronic properties of an organic/inorganic semiconductor interface: PTCDA/GaAs(100)
172.
Hirose Y.; Chen W.; Haskal E. I.; Forrest S. R.; Kahn A.
Band lineup at an organic‐inorganic semiconductor heterointerface; perylenetetracarboxylic dianhydride/GaAs(100)
173.
Xu Ligeng; Forrest Stephen R.
Analysis of a coherent optically controlled phased-array antenna system
174.
Burrows P. E.; Sapochak L. S.; McCarty D. M.; Forrest S. R.; Thompson M. E.
Metal ion dependent luminescence effects in metal tris‐quinolate organic heterojunction light emitting devices
175.
Burrows P. E.; Forrest S. R.
Electroluminescence from trap‐limited current transport in vacuum deposited organic light emitting devices
176.
Forrest S. R.; Burrows P. E.; Haskal E. I.; So F. F.
Ultrahigh‐vacuum quasiepitaxial growth of model van der Waals thin films. II. Experiment
177.
Forrest S. R.; Zhang Y.
Ultrahigh‐vacuum quasiepitaxial growth of model van der Waals thin films. I. Theory
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Theory of Stark shifts in quantum wells consisting of highly anisotropic molecular‐crystalline layers
179.
Zhang Y.; Forrest S. R.
Mechanisms of quasiepitaxial ordering at organic molecular thin film interfaces
180.
Direct observation of ordered crystalline organic quantum‐well structures using reflection high‐energy electron diffraction
181.
Liu Y.; Forrest S. R.; Loo R.; Tangonan G.; Yen H.
Anomalous multiplication in Hg0.56Cd0.44Te avalanche photodiodes
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Burrows P. E.; Zhang Y.; Haskal E. I.; Forrest S. R.
Observation and modeling of quasiepitaxial growth of a crystalline organic thin film
183.
Haskal Eliav I.; So Franky F.; Burrows Paul E.; Forrest Stephen R.
Evolution of quasi‐epitaxial growth of a crystalline organic semiconductor on graphite
184.
Brown Julia J.; Gardner J. T.; Forrest Stephen R.
Optically powered optoelectronic integrated circuits for optical interconnects
185.
Olsen Gregory H.; Ackley Donald A.; Hladky J.; Spadafora James; Woodruff K. M.; Kazakia M.; Van Orsdel Brian T.; Forrest Stephen R.; Liu Yue
High-performance InGaAs PIN and APD (avalanche photdiode) detectors for 1.54 um eyesafe rangefinding
186.
Lam Juan F.; Forrest Stephen R.; Tangonan Gregory L.
Optical nonlinearities in crystalline organic multiple quantum wells
187.
So Frank F.; Leu Len-Yi; Forrest Stephen R.
Growth and characterization of organic semiconductor heterojunctions and multiple quantum wells
188.
Ackley Donald A.; Hladky J.; Kazakia M.; Mason S. M.; Erickson G. C.; Olsen Gregory H.; Ban Vladimir S.; Forrest Stephen R.; Staller Craig O.
Linear arrays of InGaAs/InP avalanche photodiodes for 1.0-1.7 um
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Burrows, Paul E.
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Thompson, Mark E.
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Baldo, Marc A.
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Giebink, Noel C.
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