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Sirringhaus Lab

We are a group of physicists, chemists, materials scientists, and electrical engineers interested in the fundamental charge, spin, and thermoelectric physics of organic systems. We study novel organic and hybrid materials to uncover unique phenomena and enable advanced technologies.

Our Research

We investigate transport in organic semiconductors, perovskites, and related materials, targeting energy conversion, storage, and low-power electronics.

Our Team

Led by Professor Henning Sirringhaus at Cambridge’s Cavendish Laboratory, we collaborate widely and use advanced facilities across the West Cambridge site.

Join Us

Openings for funded PhDs and postdocs in organic electronics, with funding details, deadlines, and fellowship opportunities.

News

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19 Feb 2026

Sirringhaus Lab Members Attend innoLAE 2026

2 Oct 2025

Welcome New Group Members!

26 Sep 2025

Recapping ECME 2025

11 Jun 2025

The 17th European Conference on Molecular Electronics (ECME) is Coming to Cambridge!

9 May 2025

Sirringhaus Lab Completes Move to the Ray Dolby Centre

2 Apr 2025

Contact-Limited Temperature Dependence of Charge Transport Paper Published in Journal of Physics: Materials

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Department of Physics, University of Cambridge Ray Dolby Centre, J.J. Thomson Avenue CB3 0US

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