Polymer Structure Is Why Conductivity Varies (IMAGE)

Stanford University School of Engineering

Polymer Structure Is Why Conductivity Varies

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Stanford Professor Andrew Spakowitz has studied how the molecular structures that make polymers flexible also affect their usefulness as semiconductors. The research will help make bendable electronic devices possible.

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(Tom Abate, Stanford University)

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