Inaugural Workshop on Thermally-Activated Delayed Fluorescence held in Durham
In June 2016, the "Maximising the RISC" inaugural workshop on thermally-activated delayed fluorescence was held in Durham, UK. Organised with the support of the PHEBE project, the workshop was designed to allow people from a diverse range of backgrounds to learn, discuss and experience the development of the TADF mechanism and other related research.

Mario Berberan-Santos from the University of Lisbon, Portugal, covered the topic of "TADF kinetics and data analysis". Next, Peter Gilch from the University of Düsseldorf, Germany, presented on "What Femtosecond Spectroscopy on Thioxanthone teaches us About TADF".
Finally, Jacob Gavartin from Schrödinger Inc. told the audience about "Excitation, fluorescence, dynamics, conductivity and more: Merits and challenges in modelling organic electronics materials".
The event gathered more than 60 attendees, who highly appreciated the efforts of organisers and speakers.