journal article·2026-06

High-efficiency and long-lifetime solution-processed red PHOLEDs using n-type host materials and an Ir(III) complex

Ho-Yeol Park, Youngjun Hwang, Hyeonwoo Jung, Donghyeng Song, Hyerin Kim, Raja Kumaresan, Youngu Lee, Sung-Ho Jin

Organic Electronics· Volume 153
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