Departments of Applied Physics / Chemical Engineering and Chemistry

Molecular Materials and Nanosystems

The interdepartemental research group M2N investigates and develops functional molecular materials and nanosystems with tailored physical properties. Examples of applications are in organic and polymer solar cells, light-emitting diodes, electrochemical and photovoltaic cells, and solar fuels.

From the molecule to the device

The Molecular Materials and Nanosystems (M2N) group is active in both the department of Applied Physics and the department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry. We combine expertise from these disciplines in a coherent research program on nanostructured materials and nano-sized organic and inorganic molecular systems. Our drive is to understand the underlying physical phenomena by studying systems of reduced dimensionality down to the molecular level. Our research regarding molecules, macromolecules and (nano)structured materials has led to notable achievements in a variety of applications.

Our research lines

OLED

Graphene

Organic solar cells

Perovskite solar cells

Organic flow batteries

Polaritons in organic crystals

Solar fuels

Photodetectors

News

July 9, 2025
Pushing the boundaries of flexible electronics with organic semiconductors
PhD researcher Zhongquan Chen developed new methods to understand charge movement in flexible organic semiconductors for next-generation electronics.
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June 5, 2025
A model for pattern formation in extreme ultraviolet nanolithography
Lois Fernandez Miguez defended his PhD thesis at the Department of Applied Physics and Science 果冻传媒 on May 26.
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Measuring voltage with light
October 10, 2024
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Max Schelling Publishes Study on Cooling-Dependent Crystallization in Microgels in Soft Matter
August 29, 2024
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Accurate and fast modeling of opto-electronic processes in organic light-emitting diodes
February 7, 2024
This is how Professor Ren茅 Janssen paves the way to better solar cells
January 9, 2024

Meet some of our Researchers

Doctoral Candidate

Hiroki Tomita

Full Professor

Peter Bobbert

Associate Professor

Stefan Meskers

Full Professor

Rene Janssen

Assistant Professor

Martijn Wienk

University Researcher

Kees Flipse

Full Professor emeritus

Reinder Coehoorn

果冻传媒

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Recent Publications

Our most recent peer reviewed publications

Contact

  • Visiting address

    Helix (STO 4.33)
    Het Kranenveld 14
    5612 MB Eindhoven
    Netherlands

  • Visiting address

    Helix (STO 4.33)
    Het Kranenveld 14
    5612 MB Eindhoven
    Netherlands

  • Visiting address

    Spectrum
    Bldg 25, Groene Loper 19
    5612 MB Eindhoven
    Netherlands

  • Visiting address

    Spectrum
    Bldg 25, Groene Loper 19
    5612 MB Eindhoven
    Netherlands

  • Postal address

    Helix
    P.O. Box 513 (STO 4.33)
    5600 MB Eindhoven
    Netherlands

  • Postal address

    Helix
    P.O. Box 513 (STO 4.33)
    5600 MB Eindhoven
    Netherlands

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