Perovskite Semiconductors: From Material to Applications
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 September 2023) | Viewed by 892
Special Issue Editors
Interests: perovskite solar module; flexible perovskite solar cell; tandem silicon/perovskite; conjugated polymer; space application of perovskite solar cell; ionizing radiation test; space economy; sustainable power for near and far space missions
Interests: nanotechnology; crystallography; thin-film solar cells; CCUS; electrochemistry; solar fuel; up-scaling of PSCs
Interests: metal halide perovskite materials; perovskite solar cells; optoelectronic devices; singlet exciton fission to triplet exciton pairs in nanostructured; solar cells; impact of doping in nanostructured semiconductors; integrated back contact (IBC) perovskite solar cells; semiconductor nanocrystals and mesoscopic oxide films; synthesis of novel functional materials for optoelectronic applications; photothermal deflection optical absorption spectroscopy (PDS)
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Perovskite-based materials have emerged in various fields and applications as an important class of solid-state components. Wide-ranging properties can be addressed in perovskite lattices through the utilization of various organic and inorganic ionic compounds to deliver a wide window of application from solid-state physics to chemistry, electronics, optics, and photonics. The purpose of this Special Issue is to report recent state-of-the-art results and reviews for the development of perovskite-based materials as a key function of advanced devices and novel structures. This can cover various functionalities including solar cells, batteries, diodes, detectors, single crystals, electrocatalysts, piezo-electronics, photocatalysts, thin-films, nanostructures, transistors, capacitors, wearable devices, carbon capture, and catalysts.
The Special Issue covers all aspects of perovskite semiconductors, from material to application, including quantum calculation and theory, simulation, synthesis and crystal growth, phase extraction and purification, novel deposition techniques, up-scaling process, crystal engineering, passivation and interface engineering, life cycle analysis and environmental impact, investigation of novel properties, and any development of device performance and stability.
Dr. Yaghoobi Nia Narges
Dr. Mahmoud Zendehdel
Dr. Mojtaba Abdi-Jalebi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- interface engineering
- flexible solar cells
- indoor photovoltaics
- degradation of perovskite
- large surface area and module fabrication
- multijunction solar cell
- halide perovskite
- optoelectronic devices
- piezo-electronics
- electrocatalysts
- energy storage
- semitransparent solar cells
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