Recent progress is reported in the development of new properties and uses based on the electronic structure of organic materials, especially conjugated polymers. Examples include magnetism, superconductivity, metallic conductivity, electroluminescence, non-linear optics, 3-D optical memory, hole burning, self-assembly, biological sensors, and improved stability.
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