1. Introduction

   • Franz Faupel
   • Christos Dimitrakopoulos
   • Christof Wöll

   Organic Electronics 01 July 2004 Pages: 1887 - 1888

2. Growth of aromatic molecules on solid substrates for applications in organic electronics

   • Gregor Witte
   • Christof Wöll

   Reviews—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1889 - 1916

3. Hybrid interfaces of conjugate polymers: Band edge alignment studied by ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy

   • W. R. Salaneck
   • M. Fahlman

   Reviews—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1917 - 1923

4. Organic solar cells: An overview

   • Harald Hoppe
   • Niyazi Serdar Sariciftci

   Reviews—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1924 - 1945

5. Organic thin film transistors: From theory to real devices

   • Gilles Horowitz

   Reviews—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1946 - 1962

6. From polymer transistors toward printed electronics

   • W. Clemens
   • W. Fix
   • A. Ullmann

   Reviews—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1963 - 1973

7. Manufacturing and commercialization issues in organic electronics

   • James R. Sheats

   Reviews—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1974 - 1989

8. First solar cells based on CdTe nanoparticle/MEH-PPV composites

   • Sandeep Kumar
   • Thomas Nann

   Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1990 - 1994

9. Field-effect transistors made from macroscopic single crystals of tetracene and related semiconductors on polymer dielectrics

   • Howard E. Katz
   • Christian Kloc
   • Zhenan Bao

   Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1995 - 1998

10. Degradation of organic field-effect transistors made of pentacene

    • Ch. Pannemann
    • T. Diekmann
    • U. Hilleringmann

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 1999 - 2002

11. Morphology and electrical transport in pentacene films on silylated oxide surfaces

    • Karthik Shankar
    • Thomas N. Jackson

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2003 - 2007

12. Determination of the anisotropic optical properties for perfluorinated vanadyl phthalocyanine thin films

    • O. D. Gordan
    • M. Friedrich
    • D. R. T. Zahn

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2008 - 2013

13. Influence of distributed trap states on the characteristics of top and bottom contact organic field-effect transistors

    • T. Lindner
    • G. Paasch
    • S. Scheinert

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2014 - 2027

14. Structure, bonding, and growth at a metal–organic interface in the weak chemisorption regime: Perylene–Ag(111)

    • M. Eremtchenko
    • D. Bauer
    • F. S. Tautz

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2028 - 2039

15. Organic n-channels of substituted phthalocyanine thin films grown on smooth insulator surfaces for organic field effect transistors applications

    • W. Michaelis
    • D. Wöhrle
    • D. Schlettwein

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2040 - 2048

16. Organic molecular-beam deposition of perylene on Cu(110): Results from near-edge x-ray absorption spectroscopy, x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, and atomic force microscopy

    • K. Hänel
    • S. Söhnchen
    • Ch. Wöll

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2049 - 2056

17. Doped polyaniline polymer fuses: Electrically programmable read-only-memory elements

    • Albert W. Marsman
    • Cees M. Hart
    • Dagobert M. de Leeuw

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2057 - 2060

18. Self-organization of phthalocyanines on Al₂O₃ (1120) in aligned and ordered films

    • E. Barrena
    • J. O. Ossó
    • H. Dosch

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2061 - 2067

19. Huge values of room-temperature dielectric constants in pellets of poly(3-methylthiophene)

    • S. Moraes
    • L. Walmsley
    • A. A. Correa

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2068 - 2071

20. Switchable window based on electrochromic polymers

    • Chunye Xu
    • Lu Liu
    • Minoru Taya

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2072 - 2080

21. Characterization of white electroluminescent devices fabricated using conjugated polymer blends

    • Do-Hoon Hwang
    • Moo-Jin Park
    • Hong-Ku Shim

    Articles—Organic Electronics Special Section 01 July 2004 Pages: 2081 - 2086

22. Anisotropies in the electrical properties of rod-like aggregates of liquid crystalline phthalocyanines: Direct current conductivities and field-effect mobilities

    • Carrie L. Donley
    • R. A. P. Zangmeister
    • Neal R. Armstrong

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2087 - 2099

23. Metal ion and N co-doped TiO₂ as a visible-light photocatalyst

    • Yoshiaki Sakatani
    • Hiroyuki Ando
    • Kazunari Domen

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2100 - 2108

24. Sol-gel coatings to improve processing of aluminium matrix SiC reinforced composite materials

    • J. Rams
    • M. Campo
    • A. Ureña

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2109 - 2116

25. Chemical solution deposition of lanthanum zirconate barrier layers applied to low-cost coated-conductor fabrication

    • S. Sathyamurthy
    • M. Paranthaman
    • M. W. Rupich

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2117 - 2123

26. Microstructure analysis of carbon–carbon preform

    • Zhenyi Liu
    • Guoding Zhang
    • Musu Ren

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2124 - 2130

27. Transmission electron microscopy and electron energy loss spectroscopy analysis of ultrathin amorphous carbon films

    • D. Wan
    • K. Komvopoulos

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2131 - 2136

28. Fabrication of heteroepitaxial thin films of layered oxychalcogenides LnCuOCh (Ln = La–Nd; Ch = S–Te) by reactive solid-phase epitaxy

    • Hidenori Hiramatsu
    • Kazushige Ueda
    • Hideo Hosono

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2137 - 2143

29. New relationship between Young’s modulus and nonideally sharp indentation parameters

    • Dejun Ma
    • Chung Wo Ong
    • Sing Fai Wong

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2144 - 2151

30. Application of nucleation theory to the rate dependence of incipient plasticity during nanoindentation

    • Christopher A. Schuh
    • Alan C. Lund

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2152 - 2158

31. Tellurium nanotubes and nanorods synthesized by physical vapor deposition

    • C. Métraux
    • B. Grobéty

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2159 - 2164

32. Thermochemistry of the alkali rare-earth double phosphates, A₃RE(PO₄)₂

    • Sergey V. Ushakov
    • Alexandra Navrotsky
    • Lynn A. Boatner

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2165 - 2175

33. Nickel–tungsten bimetallic sulfide nanostructures of fullerene type

    • A. Olivas
    • A. Camacho
    • S. Fuentes

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2176 - 2184

34. High Curie temperature perovskite BiInO₃–PbTiO₃ ceramics

    • Runrun Duan
    • Robert F. Speyer
    • Thomas R. Shrout

    Articles 01 July 2004 Pages: 2185 - 2193

35. Erratum: Spherical nanoindentations and kink bands in Ti₃SiC₂

    • A. Murugaiah
    • M. W. Barsoum
    • T. Zhen

    Erratum 01 July 2004 Pages: 2194 - 2203