Regular biography
Paddy K.L. Chan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at The University of Hong Kong. His research focuses on novel structures of organic memory non-volatile memory, high sensitivity temperature sensors based on organic thermistors and transistors, low cost large area high-k dielectric insulators for organic memory and sensors, efficiency enhancement in multijunction organic photovoltaics and related interface physics, polymer/small molecule/nanostructured silicon hybrid solar cells, large area fabrication techniques for organic devices, and microscale heat transfer in organic transistors. His contact information is available at mech@hku.hk and https://mech.hku.hk/academic-staff/chan-pkl/.
Scholar-generated biography
Paddy Chan is an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at The University of Hong Kong, specializing in Organic field effect transistors, chemical transistors, and thermal devices. His research focuses on developing advanced electronic devices with applications in flexible electronics, biosensors, and energy systems. Chan's work includes the design of high-performance organic transistors for flexible substrates, wearable sensors for health monitoring, and optoelectronic devices for artificial synapses and optical memory. His publications explore the integration of organic semiconductors with microfluidic systems and the optimization of fabrication techniques for high-quality organic crystals. His research also addresses challenges in carrier mobility, contact resistance, and device stability in organic electronics.