“…The application of organic TADF materials in OLEDs has led to the great progress since the discovery of a series of carbazolyl dicyanobenzene derivatives as promising emitters. , Since then, many TADF organic emitters covering the deep-blue to red emission spectra have been synthesized and used for the fabrication of efficient OLEDs. , However, their fabrication relies on the expensive vacuum deposition technique. In this respect, TADF polymers, which are suitable for simple, low-cost, and easily scalable solution (wet) processing methods such as spin-coating, ink-jetting, etc., have attracted significant interest. − In addition, polymeric emitters are characterized by much higher morphological and thermal stability than organic TADF materials that allows devices based on them to be exploited longer.…”