This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Brilliant Matters Organic Electronics Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Pierre-Olivier Morin and Organic Photovoltaic Innovation.
Introduction
Pierre-Olivier Morin is an inventor associated with Quebec, Canada, and Brilliant Matters Organic Electronics Inc. His patent work concerns organic photovoltaic materials designed to harvest energy from low-intensity light.
Latest Patents
Morin is associated with 1 patent, titled “Organovoltaic Materials and Uses Thereof.” The patent describes slot-die-coated ternary blends for organic photovoltaics. These blends combine an electron-donor polymer, PPDT2FBT, with two electron-acceptor materials to form bulk heterojunction structures.
One approach incorporates a N-annulated perylene diimide dimer, tPDIN-EH, alongside the fullerene acceptor PCBM. Another uses a BTP-based electron acceptor with PPDT2FBT and PCBM. The disclosed material combinations are intended to support photovoltaic performance under low-intensity lighting.
Career Highlights
Morin’s identified patent highlights work on organic electronics and the development of ternary blend materials for light harvesting. His association with Brilliant Matters Organic Electronics Inc. connects this work to a company focused on organic electronic technologies.
Collaborations
The patent information also names Mahmoud E. Farahat and Sergey V. Dayneko as coworkers associated with Morin’s work.
Conclusion
Pierre-Olivier Morin’s patent contribution centers on organic photovoltaic blends that combine polymer donors and multiple acceptors, with the goal of enabling useful energy harvesting in low-light conditions.
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