Filipp Talalaev

Ph.D. thesis: “Development of biocompatible semiconductor materials for wearable electronics”

Supervisor: Prof. Pavel Troshin

IDC committee members: Prof. Pavel Troshin, Prof. Timofei Zatsepin, Prof. Andrey Zhugayevych

Filipp received his MSc in D.I. Mendeleev University of Chemical Technology in 2017. His thesis was “New materials for photoswitchable field-effect transistors and memory devices based on them”. At Skoltech Filipp works on development of biocompatible organic semiconductors for wearable electronics. It was shown that several vat dyes possess semiconductor properties and it makes possible to use them for constructing Organic Field-Effect Transistors (OFETs). Filipp works on synthesis of derivatives of these dyes. Synthetic work is carried out in joint Skoltech-IPCP Research Center of Nanostructured Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage (Chernogolovka, Moscow Region).

List of papers:

1. Yulia M. Artemkina, NikitaM. Kuznecov, Filipp S. Talalaev, Vladimir V. Scherbakov. Vysokochastotnaya provodimost’ nekotoryh vodnyh rastvorov neehlektrolitov na chastote 2450 MGc. Uspekhi v himii i himicheskoj tekhnologii, 27, pp. 61-66, (2013)
2. O. Akchurin, A. Y. Bochkov , F. S. Talalaev, V. F. Traven. Novyj podhod k sintezu hromeno[4,3-b]pirrol-4-onov. Uspekhi v himii i himicheskoj tekhnologii, Vol. 28, pp. 127-130 (2014)

Conference presentations:

1. Filipp S. Talalaev, Lybov A. Frolova, Andrey Y. Bochkov, Valerij F. Traven, Pavel A. Troshin, BODIPY as a versatile material for memory elements and photodetectors. 13^th International Conference on Organic Electronics – 2017(ICOE 2017), Saint-Petersburg, Russia, June 4-8, 2017
2. Filipp S. Talalaev, Sergey Yu. Luchkin, Ernest Z. Kurmaev and Pavel A. Troshin. Facile Fabrication of Organic Field-Effect Transistors Using Thermally Grown Rare Earth Metal Oxide Dielectrics. E-MRS Fall Meeting 2018, Warsaw, Poland, 17-20 September, 2018