The DiaDEM project was selected for the Innovation Radar, listing the highest-quality EU-funded innovations.

Members of the DiaDEM consortium held their 4th in-person progress meeting in Heidelberg.

Tobias Neumann (Nanomatch) from the DiaDEM team participated in the IMID conference and delivered a presentation about their latest digital discovery approach.

Ömer Omar from the University of Liverpool attended the 15th International Symposium on Functional-pi Electron Systems in Raleigh from June 17th to 21st. He presented his high-throughput virtual screening results and introduce the DiaDEM project.

Nanomatch, representing the DiaDEM team, is attending SID’s Display Week 2023 in Los Angeles. They will be presenting their digital discovery approach for OLED materials.

Members of the DiaDEM consortium discussed the progress of development at the University of Liverpool and presented their results to the recently formed advisory board.

Some of the colleagues at Mcule will exhibit the DiaDEM concept at the Hannover Messe between April 17-21. Meet them at the EIC Pavilion (Hall 12 - Booth #B04)!

Nanomatch GmbH from the DiaDEM team is attending the LOPEC conference in Munich and will present its digital discovery approach for organic electronics.

The members of the DiaDEM consortium were invited to participate in the Innovation Bootcamp 4.0 organized by the European Innovation Council, providing valuable workshops and coaching.

Article about the newly proposed Compound Price prediction Network developed by Ruben Sanchez-Garcia of the University of Oxford has recently been published RSC’s Digital Discovery, utilizing Mcule’s curated data and compound catalogs.

Consortium members met and discussed the key developments of the DiaDEM project at the Ensana Hotel Margaret Island in Budapest, Hungary.

This is a stepping stone to enable the inclusion of photophysical properties among those considered by high-throughput virtual screening.

Diadem is one of the examples presented to illustrate the power of virtual screening for materials based on small molecules.

The poster presented by Dr Tahereh Nematiaram outlining our recent work on “Feasibility of p-Doped Molecular Crystals as Transparent Conductive Electrodes via Virtual Screening” received a poster award in the Leverhulme Research Centre 2nd Biennial S

Ömer Omar presented Diadem and its foundations at the UHMob international conference in Mainz, where realising a high charge mobility was at the heart of the discussion.

Major results were presented at the IMID conference in Busan, Korea, on Aug. 25 2022, and details will be published shortly.

Tahereh Nematiaram delivered an (online) presentation on “Strategies to Reduce the Dynamic Disorder in Molecular Semiconductors” in ACS Fall 2022, Division of Organic Chemistry.

Alessandro Troisi is presenting the research leading to Diadem in his invited talk in ICSM2022 Glasgow (10.30 am – 18 July 2022).

Dr Tahereh Nematiaram reached the finals of the highly competitive L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Rising Talents awards programme thanks to her academic work critical to the development of Diadem.

The DiaDEM project, aiming to revolutionise organic electronics materials discovery, has been officially launched by the University of Liverpool, Mcule and Nanomatch in Frankfurt