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Check out our latest paper in @NatureChemistry on imparting chirality to low-dimensional metal halide semiconductors using non A-site chiral molecules.
@NREL @ChoiseEfrc @JM_Luther @mbthz
nature.com/articles/s41557-0…
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.@JinsongHuangUNC and team @UNC @NREL report on the underlying degradation mechanism of #perovskite #SolarCells at the cathode side and a multilayer barrier to minimise it. buff.ly/4cmZQvA
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Reverse bias stability can be one major roadblock for commercialization of perovskite solar cells. Here we show perovskite devices breakdown under reverse bias and how to stabilize them based on our understanding. nature.com/articles/s41560-0…
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Check out our latest publiaction "Hot Carrier Perovskites Solar Cell with Efficiency Exceeding 27% Enabled by Ultrafast Hot Hole Transfer with Phthalocyanines Derivatives" - now published in Energy & Environmental Science pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
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Ultrafast Hole Preservation with Undercoordinated Tungsten for Efficient Solar-to-Chemical Conversion | ACS Energy Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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NREL research published in @Nature, have transformed an existing commercialized LED into one that also controls the spin of electrons. The results provide a pathway toward transforming modern optoelectronics. Learn more at bit.ly/3xJCHV9
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It has been a great experience to chair with Hanwei Gao the @GordonConf on Unconventional Semiconductors focusing on #perovskites. Thanks you all for the nice science and time. Looking forward to next edition in 2026 with @GroupHerz, @joe_jberry, @MMoralesMasis and @jpcorreabaena
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Nature research paper: Room-temperature spin injection across a chiral perovskite/III–V interface go.nature.com/3XvriCJ
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#OA article by @JM_Luther @mbthz and collaborators @NREL
Stress Engineering for Mitigating Thermal Cycling Fatigue in Perovskite Photovoltaics | ACS Energy Letters pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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Replying to @GordonConf
@GordonConf Are the gold standard in conferences, so don't miss out.
A conference that should not be missed. We are still accepting applications. Scan QR code or click
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The Electronic Processes in Organic Materials (EPOM) Gordon conference (@GordonConf ) is still accepting applications. Don't miss out. Apply now.
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We welcome 2024 with the hope of unleashing groundbreaking research and discoveries for a better tomorrow
#newyear #science #unleashingenuity
Thanks so much Ivan. It’s a great honor! Look forward to the great meeting you Hanwei, Joe and Laura are putting together.
It is a great honor to announce that Prof. Matt Beard @mbthz has won the prestigious @GordonConf AMC Lecturer Award. You can attend his lecture at:
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Registration is open. June 16 - 21, 2024, @joe_jberry @SwiftSolarPV @NREL @CUBoulder
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All in all a really spectacular conference that I'm so grateful to have been a part of. Met lots of wonderful people especially @tomugras and generally anyone from @Cornell I happened to bump into 😆 thanks as well to @scanlond81 for being my adopted supervisor for the week 😆
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Happy to meet @NREL ian again in
@Materials_MRS #MRS2023 fall conference.
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Perovskite solar cells take the heat | Alexandra Ramadan discusses new research showing ammonium cations with a high acid-dissociation constant curbing detrimental reactions and improving stability of #perovskite solar cells operating at high temperatures. go.nature.com/3QPTHOP
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Great collaboration with Matt Beard and the Luther and Zhu groups at NREL. Big thanks to Matt and Rebecca for hosting Tuo and Ken at @NREL. @pioneertataliu @mbthz @JM_Luther @ukychem
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How much light could a detector count if a detector could count light? @UNC researchers are working on a new type of self-powered detector to count photons (particles of light). It could make CT scans safer and improve nighttime photography: unc.edu/posts/2023/04/11/sel…




































