| Abstract Scope |
In conducting polymers, the transport and polarization of electronic charges and ions are tightly coupled. This feature enables an array of electrochemical devices, such as OECTs, electrophoretic delivery devices, sensors and many more. Typically, these devices include a p-type conjugated polymer that is charge-compensated by a polyanion. The OECT and delivery devices, based on such materials, will be explained in detail along with a few applications, conducted conducted in vitro and in vivo. Further, n-type conjugated polymers will be reported along with several key-demonstrations in part targeting complementary n- and p-type device and circuit systems. |