Dr. Trevor Plint
Research Associate
Trevor Plint received his Ph.D in Chemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry at The University of Toronto. His love of organic electronics has led him through a range of projects, including materials synthesis, device design, and software development. Following his doctoral work, he co-founded Amber Molecular, a startup focused on developing light emitting materials for display applications. Trevor joined the LRG to design and commission custom analytical equipment, along with whatever skunkworks the PI will let him get away with. When not immersed in side projects, Trevor loves travel, cooking, and making jewelry.
Trevor’s Publications
51. Plint, T. G.; Lessard, B. H.; Bender, T. P.* Doping chloro boron subnaphthalocyanines and chloro boron subphthalocyanine in simple OLED architectures yields warm white incandescent-like emissions doi:10.1016/j.optmat.2017.11.028
49. Pearson, A. J.; Plint, T.; Saul, J.; Lessard, B. H.; Credgington, D.; Bender, T. P.; Greenham, N. C.; Silicon phthalocyanines as dopant red emitters for efficient solution processed OLEDs doi:10.1039/C7TC03946H
39. Plint, T.; Lessard, B. H.; Bender, T. P. Assessing the potential of group 13 and 14 metal/metalloid phthalocyanines as hole transporting layers in organic light emitting diodes doi:10.1063/1.4945377
33. Lessard, B. H.; Sampson, K. L.; Plint, T.; Bender P. T. Boron subphthalocyanine polymers: Avoiding the small molecule side product and exploring their use in organic light-emitting diodes doi:10.1002/pola.27685
31. Lessard, B. H.; White, R. T.; Al-Amar, M.; Plint, T.; Castrucci, J. S.; Josey, D. S.; Lu, Z. H.; Bender, T. P. Assessing the potential roles of silicon and germanium phthalocyanines in planar heterojunction organic photovoltaic devices and how pentafluoro phenoxylation can enhance π - π interactions and device performance doi:10.1021/am508491v
