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4–5 December 2017 Annecy, France Workshop on Synchrotron and Neutron Techniques for Organic and Hybrid Electronics 4–5 December 2017 Annecy, France Organizing committee: Dr. David Djurado, Dr. Jérôme Faure-Vincent, Dr. Stéphanie Pouget, Joëlle Paparella and Charles Picot https://synohe.sciencesconf.org/

Martin Brinkmann (ICS) martin.brinkmann@ics-cnrs.unistra.fr Structure of highly oriented polymers investigated by electron microscopy and grazing incidence X-ray diffraction Oleg Konovalov (ESRF) konovalo@esrf.fr X-rays surface sensitive techniques (examples with organics and nanocrystals) Chiara Cavallari (ESRF) chiara.cavallari@esrf.fr X-rays spectroscopy Peter Reiss (INAC) peter.reiss@cea.fr In situ measurement of crystal growth of nanocrystals and perovskites layers at ESRF Jérôme Combet (ICS) jerome.combet@ics-cnrs.unistra.fr Small Angle Scattering techniques (X-rays and neutrons) Examples with polymers and polyelectrolytes Marie-Ingrid Richard (ESRF) marie-ingrid.richard@esrf.fr X-rays coherent scattering and its future developments David Djurado (INAC) david.djurado@cea.fr How large facilities can help to face numerous challenges lifted by organic and hybrid electronics. A general introduction. Tobias Schülli (ESRF) tobias.schulli@esrf.fr Bragg diffraction based imaging techniques Claudio Ferrero (ESRF) ferrero@esrf.fr In situ space-resolved XRD/XRF and time-resolved EDXD investigations on efficient polymer-based photovoltaic devices: Nano- and Microstructural properties with a special regard to ageing effects Julie Villanova (ESRF) julie.villanova@esrf.fr X-rays nanotomography Magatte Gueye (INAC-Liten) magatte.gueye@cea.fr Structure and dopant engineering in PEDOT thin films Mohamed Zbiri (ILL) zbiri@ill.fr Introduction to Quasielastic and Inelastic Neutron Scattering, and Role of Atomistic Simulations Anne Guilbert (Imperial College) a.guilbert09@imperial.ac.uk Insight in the dynamics of organic photovoltaic active layer: a combined approach of neutron scattering and atomistic simulations Nicolas Jaouen (SOLEIL) nicolas.jaouen@synchrotron-soleil.fr Soft X-rays (coherent) resonant scattering and its potential in the field of polymers and organic electronics Tao Zhou (ESRF) tao.zhou@esrf.fr The new full field diffraction x-ray microscope at ID01: new possibilities for in situ and operando experiments