Harm van Eersel

Dr. Harm van Eersel is a University Researcher at Eindhoven University of Technology, affiliated with the Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry. His research focuses on computational modeling of organic semiconductor devices, particularly organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs), using advanced simulation techniques like kinetic Monte Carlo methods. His work explores fundamental charge transport mechanisms, exciton dynamics, and device optimization strategies for improved performance and efficiency in disordered organic materials.

His primary research interests span material science of organic semiconductors, physics of excitons and charge carriers, device engineering of OLEDs, and development of multiscale computational models bridging molecular properties to device performance. Key areas include charge injection mechanisms, degradation processes in organic devices, and advanced simulation methodologies for predictive design.

Dr. van Eersel has made significant contributions to understanding OLED physics through computational approaches, with publications on charge transport limitations, interface engineering, and degradation mechanisms. His work combines fundamental physics with practical device optimization strategies.