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First International School on Organic Electronics in Russia (IFSOE 2014)

Organic electronics as a multidisciplinary field requires particularly vast body of expertise in solid-state physics, organic chemistry, physical chemistry and etc. Thus IFSOE had education as its primary focus. Every day the first part lasted until noon and consisted of four hourlong lectures. The core of the IFSOE programme revolves around such topics as organic solar cells, organic transistors, light emitting devices as well as newmaterials for organic electronics. The photophysics was particularly emphasized with a discussion on organic semiconductors and elementary excitations in them, such as excitons, polarons and polaritons, which determine the performance of organic electronic devices. "Most concepts were new tome andmuch of terminology seemed alien at first" says Timur Burganov, a Ph.D student of A.E. Arbuzov Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry, Kazan Scientific Centre Russian Academy of Sciences. "The first few days were rather hard ones, but then I had quickly adapted and caught on with the rest. Majority of lecturers design their explanations to stem directly from themost basic concepts making it significantly easier to understand. They also highlight latest developments in their respective fields and provide us with useful external references. As a result, not only did I improve the understanding of my initial scientific interest but I also had gathered a certain amount of knowledge of fields relative to mine. Besides, I was strongly impressed with how easy knowledge like that can be practically applied. Organic light emitting diodes, field-effect transistors, solar cells the required prototypes for these devices can be made in a laboratory, which allows us to verify or refute our hypotheses and assumptions independently and in a swift fashion. I look forward to sharing this newlyacquired experience with my local professional community." At the second part of the day, young scientists presented their research during oral and poster sessions. And vast number of the most interesting and the most fertile discussions ultimately took place in the halls of the building and outdoors, also during lunch and dinner, and were informal in their very nature. Furthermore, owing to the sponsorship of Moscow City Government, Russian Foundation for Basic Research, Dynasty Foundation and other organisations the IFSOE had quite versatile and contentrich cultural programme. For those who took part in the school, various activities were organised, including but not limited to: a bustour out-and-around Moscow, a trip to New Jerusalem, a reception with live classical music, soccer matches in the late evenings and an exquisite farewell dinner party. All of these contributed to a relaxed and productive atmosphere which had its strong impact on the audience integrity. The IFSOE had been organised by Sergey Ponomarenko (Enikolopov Institute of Synthetic Polymer Materials) and Dmitry Paraschuk (Lomonosov Moscow State University). "We got this idea about IFSOE exactly a year ago" recalls Sergey Ponomarenko. "The popularity of organic electronics as a field of research spreads rapidly among scientific communities throughout the world. In Russia, a number of laboratories and scientific groups working in this field is growing steadily. Keeping in mind that organic electronics is emerging, the greater part of contributors are quite young. The number of various worldwide scientific conferences and summer schools on organic electronics is just over a dozen, and this led us to realise the necessity of founding one of our own which came to be known as IFSOE. This project includes a world-class scientific conference as well as a school for underand post-graduates and those aspired. To do our best at expanding the horizons and in order to have the opportunity to invite our colleagues from all over theworld to share knowledge and experience we had chosen English as a school language." Today organic electronics gradually flows into commercializaion. The unique features of its devices such