State-of-the-art semiconductor technology is based on rare-earth metal doped silicon that requires a lot of energy and water for its manufacture and reaches its miniaturization limits. In comparison, organic semiconductors are flexible, light-weight, cost-effective, and composed of earth-abundant materials. Due to their modularity, organic semiconductor materials can be tailored to have specific properties, including high carrier mobilities, lowcost fabrication, and low environmental impact. Researchers are exploring the use of organic semiconductors in a wide range of applications, from solar cells to transistors to touchscreens.