Rate My Professor Markus Wohlgenannt

Professor Wohlgenannt specializes in spectroscopy and transport studies of organic semiconductor devices. His research aims to combine organic semiconductor physics and spintronics to create hybrid organic/inorganic spintronic devices. His laboratory has synthesized and tested a variety of semiconductor devices, such as organic light-emitting diodes, photovoltaic devices, and spin-valve devices. He has authored or coauthored approximately 60 scientific papers and several book chapters. Key publications include 'Large magnetoresistance at room temperature in semiconducting polymer sandwich devices' (New Journal of Physics, 2004), which reported room-temperature organic magnetoresistance; 'Organic Spin Valves: A Review' (Advanced Functional Materials, 2016); and contributions to the 'World Scientific Reference on Spin in Organics' (2018). Professor Wohlgenannt has advised numerous graduate students, including Ph.D. recipients such as James Rybicki (2018) and Dylan Paré (2022), contributing to advancements in magnetic field effects and spectroscopies in organic semiconductors.