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Sketch drawing of an operating organic light‐emitting transistor (OLET). The hole and electron flows are represented as “plus” and “minus” signs, respectively, that meet in the middle of the OLET channel. Due to the electron‐hole interaction light is formed which is represented by a bright yellow sheet escaping from the device towards the viewer. (Picture: M. Muccini, W. Koopman, S. Toffanin, pp. 258–275, in this issue)