Performance Enhancement of Organic Light-Emitting Diodes with an Inorganically Doped Hole Transport Layer Xiaomeng Li Organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) are generally considered as the next generation display and lighting sources owing to their many attractive properties, including low power consumption, wide viewing angle, vibrant color, high contrast ratios and compatibility with flexible substrates. The research and development of OLEDs has attracted considerable interest and has led to significant progress during the last two decades. The use of OLEDs in small-area displays such as cell phone screens, digital cameras, and wearable devices has become a reality. However, the OLED technology is still far from mature, posing a challenge for their widespread acceptance for applications in large-area displays and solid-state lighting. In particular, the lifetime of OLEDs is too short for many commercial applications, and the degradation mechanisms are still under debate. This work aims to improve the OLED device lifetime by doping of organic hole transport materials with inorganic transition metal oxides (TMOs), and to reduce I would like to thank my parents for their constant love and support of all of my endeavors. Without them, I would not have made it this far. I would especially like to thank my advisor Prof. Xian-An Cao for offering me the opportunity to work on a very interesting research topic of inorganic doping in organic lightemitting diodes, for providing excellent experimental facilities, for his kind support and guidance on my research work, and for his expertises, motivation and enthusiasm which have always inspired me to greater efforts.