Based on their recent investigations on fully printed infrared photodetectors and mid infrared giant nanocrystals, Amir Y. Amin and Niall Killilea proposed the “next generation of infrared sensors”. Continue

Josef and Markus from ZAE finished their PhD in June. Continue

Watch the rocket launch from NASA carrying solar cells from i-MEET and HI-ErN. Several of our Organic Solar Cells and Perovskite Solar Cells were launched June 20th to space from NASA Wallops Flight Facility ERC in VA, USA. The mission is part of Cubes In Space (CiS) and allows us to investigate ... Continue

Our mixed team from i-MEET, HI-ErN and SFF presented their latest results in the 4th Groningen conference on solar materials from 9th - 12th of June Continue

Osbel has won the SAOT Student Award 2019 in the topic “Optical Materials and Systems” for his work “Discerning Recombination Mechanisms and Ideality Factors through Impedance Analysis of High-Efficiency Perovskite Solar Cells” published in Nano Energy 48 (2018), p. 63-72. Continue

Within the last 4 years, Jose was working on the development of computational methods to predict the thermodynamic properties of organic semiconductors and explored AI Methods. Immediately after finishing his PhD, Jose rushed to Boston and started his new career as a Postdoc at MIT Continue

Shi, Manuel, Cindy and Philipp all passed their PhD examinations during the last weeks with excellent success and already have made the first step in the professional career. Continue

The first doctoral candidate under supervision by Miroslaw finished her PhD thesis successfully and became Dr.-Ing.! Continue

In the framework of our international DFG funded project, Angus (Prof Hin-Lap Yip), Qifan and Zhang from the Materials Science Department from the South China University of China (SCUT) visited i-MEET mid January this year. Angus gave a marvelous talk on the most recent developments in organic in pe... Continue

Andrej reports the absence of charge transfer states in single wall Carbon Nanotube : Fullerene composites in Advanced Energy Materials (DOI: 10.1002/aenm.201801913). This allowed him to report the lowest Voc loss in low bandgap organic composites so far. Continue