“…In this situation, ZnO-based LEDs usually are fabricated by combining of n-type ZnO with a p-type semiconductor other than ZnO, for example, Cu 2 O, ZnTe, SrCu 2 O 2 , AlGaN, GaN or p-type conduction polymers [7,9]. To our knowledge, there are quite a number of publications devoted separately to ZnO and Alq 3 , while composite materials based on them have been studied by only a few research teams from India [10][11][12][13][14][15], China [16,17], Swiss [18], Republic of Korea [19] and Japan [20]. They consider different combinations of this composite such as amorphous or polycrystalline AlQ 3 or ZnO doped with ZnO [10][11][12] or AlQ 3 [13,14], composite nanowires [19], heterostructures [16,17,20], or AlQ 3 imbedded into porous ZnO [15,18], and enhancement of photoluminescence intensity of AlQ 3 and ZnO has been observed.…”