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24JUL 2024
Christoph Brabec
Congratulations to Dr Lingpeng Yan for successfully completing his academic visit to FAU Solar
Dr. Yan Lingpeng, an Associate Professor at Taiyuan University of Technology in China, focuses on the stability of organic solar cells. During his academic visit at i-MEET, he concentrated on the thermal-induced degradation mechanisms and stability enhancement of high-efficiency non-fullerene organic solar cells. His research reported a unique thermally-induced degradation behavior in non-fullerene organic solar […]Dr. Yan Lingpeng, an Associate Professor at Taiyuan University of Technology in China, focuses on the stability of organic solar cells. During his academic visit at i-MEET, he concentrated on the thermal-induced degradation mechanisms and stability enhancement of high-efficiency non-fullerene organic solar cells. His research reported a unique thermally-induced degradation behavior in non-fullerene organic solar […]
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09JUL 2024
Anastasia Barabash
A polymer bilayer hole transporting layer architecture for high-efficiency and stable organic solar cells
Xu, J., Heumüller, T., Le Corre, V.M., Barabash, A., Félix, R., Frisch, J., Bär, M., Brabec, C.J. Joule 8, 1–15, 2024 All-solution-processed organic photovoltaic (OPV) cells allow cost- and energy-effective fabrication methods for large-area devices. Despite significant progress on laboratory-scale devices, there is still a lack of interface materials that can be solution processed on […]
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02JUL 2024
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Prof. Christoph Brabec at the IPVF Scientific Day
Prof. Christoph Brabec participated in the recent IPVF Scientific Day. He presented insights on leveraging AI and automation to accelerate discoveries in the field of perovskite research. We extend our gratitude to Prof. Pere Roca for organizing this insightful event and for highlighting the work of Prof. Brabec and his colleagues.
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02JUL 2024
Christoph Brabec
Photodegradation of Organic Solar Cells under Visible Light and the Crucial Influence of Its Spectral Composition
Weitz, P., Wortmann, J., Liu, C., Wen, T.-J., Li, C.-Z., Heumüller, T., Brabec, C.J. ACS Appl. Mater. Interfaces 2024, in press While wavelength-dependent photodegradation of organic solar cells (OSCs) under visible light is typically discussed in terms of UV/blue light-activated phenomena, we recently demonstrated wavelength-dependent degradation rates up to 660 nm for PM6:Y6. In this […]
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26JUN 2024
Christoph Brabec
Cost-efficient recycling of organic photovoltaic devices
Sun, R., Yuan, X., Yang, X., Wu, Y., Shao, Y., Wu, X., Brabec, C.J., Min, J. Joule 8, 1–16, 2024 The vast majority of research on organic photovoltaics (OPVs) has focused on improving device efficiency and stability and reducing material costs. However, if one could refurbish OPVs, their stability might not be so demanding, and […]
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13JUN 2024
Christoph Brabec
The man in black is back!
Alan Jay Heeger, an American physicist, academic, and Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry “for their discovery and development of conductive polymers,” recently gave a lecture titled “Conducting Polymers in Biology and Medicine” at the University of California, Santa Barbara. For those who, like us, were not in Santa Barbara at that time, the talk with […]
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