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We report a successful chemical design strategy based on the even–odd alkyl end tailoring, which allows us to promote and control conformational polymorphism in single crystal and thin deposits of thienoimide-based molecular semiconductors (Cx-NT4N).

Graphical abstract: Chemical design enables the control of conformational polymorphism in functional 2,3-thieno(bis)imide-ended materials

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