Author: bergerc

The concept of ternary blend organic solar cells allows to engineer solutions to the most of the limitations of binary solar cells. In his most recent article Nicola introduced a novel concept to overcome the charge transport limitations of many current generation polymer blends which typically requ...

Derya's paper on reducing the efficiency - stability - cost gap of organic solar cells with ternary molecular acceptors got printed in Nature Materials. Non-fullerene acceptors have been demonstrated as a promising strategy...

Congratulations to Arne for his excellent PhD examination with very good success. Arne studied the film formation and sintering of oxide free Si nanoparticles for electronic applications.

i-MEET has attended the Info-days of the EEI- and the WW-Departments last week. More than 60 schoolgirls and schoolboys have received information about new concepts for solar cells and lighting at our stand and during the tours through the i-MEET. Many thanks to Dr. Ning Li, to PhD candidates Cha...

Dr. George Spyropoulos, who just had finished his PhD at i-MEET few weeks ago, won a prestigious HFSP award. HFSP is an international program of research support, funding frontier research on the complex mechanisms of living organisms. Research is funded at all levels of biological complexity from b...

In our recent manuscript in Nature Communications we identified the physics behind the abnormally strong burn-in degradation.

NovPolSol started! Germany´s DFG and China´s NSFC have recently granted a project between i-MEET and SCUT.

Our new paper on ternary sensitized modules with module efficiencies exceeding 8 % just went online in Energy & Environmental Science.

Our colleagues at the Energie Campus Nürnberg have released, amongst others, a new movie about the Solar Factory of the Future (SFF).

Dear Lili – cordial congratulations to finishing your PhD with “very good” success. You did a tremendous job in managing in parallel your thesis, preparing for your wedding and for giving birth to your first baby. What a finish!