In #2days time we will be getting ready for the Civic Welcome Reception University of Glasgow for all our @icsm2022 #delegates See you all on Sunday!

Iain McCulloch, Glasgow native, kicking off @icsm2022. The science is great, of course, but this room for the presentation...beautiful!

Professor Jenny Nelson gives her plenary lecture on organic solar cells.

Day 2 begins with Prof Zhenan Bao explaining her work on Skin-inspired organic electronics.

Professor Ifor Samuel and other journal editors give their top tips for publishing at the “meet the editors” session at ICSM2022.

Yes, and I managed to (persistently) refer to the wrong paper. Ups! The correct reference to the kMC modelling on TTA is Phys. Rev. Appl. 14 (2020) 034050.

Dr Campbell from Eli’s group EZ-C Group presented very nice work on deep-blue OLED St_Andrews_OSC .

Day 3 of ICSM. John Reynolds explains the remarkable world of conducting polymers.

In our second plenary lecture of the day, Luisa Torsi explains the challenges and progress in bio sensing.

Professor Graham Turnbull explains how conjugated polymers can sense explosives in the beautiful humanity lecture theatre at the ICSM conference.

Former Phd student Francisco Tenopala Carmona presented work on orientation of small molecules in OLEDs at #ICSM2022

Today we enjoyed excellent virtual plenary lectures from Vivian Yam and Zhigang Shuai, who unfortunately couldn’t join us due to travel restrictions.

Next session started by Professor Stephan R. Forrest on highly efficient and durable blue OLEDs.

A busy day for the OSC! Leon Zhang explains his work understanding efficiency roll-off at #ICSM2022 in the Bute Hall EZ-C Group

⁦Dianming Sun⁩ from ⁦EZ-C Group⁩ SolOLED closes us out for this session. #ICSM2022

It’s the last day at ICSM. Karl Leo shows how organic electronics can work at gigahertz frequencies.

Professor Graham Turnbull presented nice work on Polariton lasing at #ICSM2022.

Presented at #ICSM2022

Our last plenary lecture was given by Richard Friend who explained how Coulomb interactions determine the physics of semiconductors. Thanks to Richard and all our presenters.