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Donal Bradley

Visiting Professor

Sub department

  • Condensed Matter Physics
donal.bradley@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 (2)72401,01865 (2)82572
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Highly polarized blue electroluminescence from homogeneously aligned films of poly(9,9-dioctylfluorene)

Applied Physics Letters AIP Publishing 76:20 (2000) 2946-2948

Authors:

KS Whitehead, M Grell, DDC Bradley, M Jandke, P Strohriegl
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Effect of temperature on the spectral line-narrowing in MEH-PPV

Chemical Physics Letters Elsevier 322:1-2 (2000) 51-56

Authors:

AK Sheridan, JM Lupton, IDW Samuel, DDC Bradley
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Exciton polaritons in single and coupled microcavities

Journal of Luminescence Elsevier 87 (2000) 25-29

Authors:

MS Skolnick, VN Astratov, DM Whittaker, A Armitage, M Emam-Ismael, RM Stevenson, JJ Baumberg, JS Roberts, DG Lidzey, T Virgili, DDC Bradley
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Transient and steady-state space-charge-limited currents in polyfluorene copolymer diode structures with ohmic hole injecting contacts

Applied Physics Letters AIP Publishing 76:13 (2000) 1734-1736

Authors:

Alasdair J Campbell, Donal DC Bradley, Homer Antoniadis, Mike Inbasekaran, Weishi W Wu, Ed P Woo
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Time resolved photoluminescence of electroluminescent polymer blends and organic microstructures

Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics Europe - Technical Digest (2000) 366

Authors:

MD Rahn, J Hill, A Buckley, J Cabanillas, AM Fox, DG Lidzey, T Virgili, DDC Bradley, D Bowley

Abstract:

The time resolved photoluminescent analysis was conducted for luminescent organic devices. The picosecond resolution was obtained as a laser emitting source was used to excite the organic samples. Spectrographs were used to image the photoluminescence effect as spectral and temporal information was collected. The photoluminescence intensity data was compared with the corresponding wavelengths for polyfluorene-based polymer blends. The energy dynamics of the system was also investigated.

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