1. Introduction
- Angular coupling and spin multiplicity (singulet, doublet, triplet, etc.)
- Hyperfine coupling and spin-orbit coupling
- Magnetic properties of materials (magnetic moment, ferromagnetism, diamagnetism, paramagnetism)
- Electron-phonon coupling, Energetic and positional disorders Excited states (Locally Excited and Charge Transfer states, transition dipole moment, oscillator strength )
- Experimental and theoretical characterizations of optoelectronic and magnetic properties of pi-conjugated materials (EPR, absorption and emission spectroscopy, time resolved spectroscopy)
2. Graphene, nanographenes and graphene nanoribbons
- Synthesis
- Electronic (metal or semiconductor) and transport properties
- Optical properties
- Chemisorption and physisorption on the surface of graphene
- Applications
3. Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence (TADF)
- History and Rediscovery
- Spin statistics
- Applications to Organic Light Emitting Diodes
o Devices theoretical and effective efficiencies
o Design strategies and representative materials
- Field Perspectives
o Photocatalysis
o Imaging
o Detection
4. Multi-excitonic processes
- Singlet fission of
o Mechanistic aspects
o Materials of interest and molecular design
o Shockley–Queisser Limit
o Applications to organic solar cells
- Triplet-Triplet Annihilation
o Mechanistic aspects
o Materials of interest and molecular design
o Applications to organic light emitting diodes
- Triplet-Polarp, Annihilation
o Mechanistic aspects
o Involvement for organic light emitting diodes
5. Magnetic properties
- Spin crossover complex
- Transition metal functionalization: Spinterfaces and spin polarization
- Chiral Induced Spin Selectivity: Functionalization of metals by chiral molecules
- Spin transport in 2D, molecular and polymeric materials
