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Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University developed two organic semiconductor materials using a light-driven chemical reaction published in Chemistry, A European Journal in 2026. The linear isomer l-DNT exhibits predicted hole mobility reaching approximately five times that of b-DNT, comparable to leading organic semiconductor materials. This breakthrough offers a clean photochemical synthesis method for flexible electronics and wearable sensors.
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