Matsui Laboratory

About Us

Matsui laboratory is a new laboratory established in October 2016.

We develop printed and flexible electronic devices using organic field-effect transistors (OFETs).

We collaborate with Tokito-Kumaki-Sekine laboratory and Nagamine laboratory in ROEL and many industrial companies.

What's New

2023.5.2: Mr. Yamada's paper "Printed organic Schottky diode with self-assembled monolayer for 13.56 MHz band near-field communication" was published in Applied Physics Express.
2023.4.17: Mr. Hemmi and Mr. Ikeda's paper "Printed 700 V/V Gain Amplifiers Based on Organic Source-Gated Transistors with Field Plates" was published in Advanced Electronic Materials.
2023.4.1: New student has joined our laboratory.
2023.1.11: Ms. Suzuki's paper "Fully Atomistic Molecular Dynamics Simulation of a TIPS-Pentacene:Polystyrene Mixed Film Obtained via the Solution Process" was published in Nanomaterials.
2022.12.14: Mr. Hemmi and Mr. Ikeda's paper "N-Type Printed Organic Source-Gated Transistors with High Intrinsic Gain" was published in Nanomaterials.
2022.10.3: New six students have joined our laboratory.
2022.7.15: Mr. Kobayashi have received Best Presentation Award for "Rapid Optimization of Printing Conditions for OFET by Combinatorial Experiments and Bayesian Optimization" at The 4th Event of the Young Researchers Society for Flexible and Stretchable Electronics(FSE).
2021.10.1: New four students have joined our laboratory.
2021.9.10: Assoc. Prof. Matsui's paper "Field-Induced Electron Spin Resonance of Site-Selective Carrier Accumulation in Field-Effect Transistors Composed of Organic Semiconductor Solid Solutions" was published in Physical Review Applied.
2021.8.11: Mr. Wada and Mr. Shoji's paper "Visualizing Quasi-Static Electric Fields with Flexible and Printed Organic Transistors" was published in Advanced Materials Technologies.
2021.6.5: Ms. Suzuki have received Poster Award for "Atomistic Simulations Investigating Interfacial Properties of TIPS-pentacene:atactic Polystyrene/Vacuum" at Society of Computer Chemistry, Japan.
2021.4.6: Assoc. Prof. Matsui has received The Young Scientists' Award, The Commendation for Science and Technology by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology.
2021.3.15: We have made a press release on "Wearable Biofuel Cells that Produce Electricity from Sweat" together with Tokyo University of Science, Tsukuba Univeristy, and RIKEN.
2020.10.1: New four students have joined our laboratory.
2020.4.8: We have released a molecule design tool "Yamagata Chemical Canvas".
2020.4.1: New two students have joined our laboratory.
2019.10.1: New four students have joined our laboratory.
2019.3.9: Ms. Uematsu have received Poster Award for "Circuit Application of Fully-Printed Electrochemical Transistors Using PEDOT:PSS as Active Layer" at the Japan Society of Applied Physics.
2018.10.1: New five students have joined our laboratory.
2018.9.18: Mr. Shiwaku have received Young Scientist Presentation Award for "Application of Flexible and Printed Organic Circuits to Lactate Sensing" at the Japan Society of Applied Physics.
2018.3.2: Assoc. Prof. Matsui have received Outstanding Reviewer Awards 2017 from IOP Publishing.
2018.2.14: Matsui laboratory exhibited a booth at "Printable Electronics 2018" in Tokyo Big Sight.
2017.9.27: New four students have joined our laboratory.
2017.9.27: Logo of our laboratory was designed.
2017.8.15: Our paper "Compact Organic Complementary D-Type Flip-Flop Circuits Fabricated with Inkjet Printing" was published in Advanced Electronic Materials.
2017.3.27: Our paper "Printed Organic Inverter Circuits with Ultralow Operating Voltages" was published in Advanced Electronic Materials.
2017.2.20: Matsui laboratory exhibited a booth at "Printable Electronics 2017" in Tokyo Big Sight.
2017.1.10: This homepage has been opened.
2016.10.1: Matsui laboratory has been established.