Going green at large

Tayebeh Ameri ()
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Tayebeh Ameri: University of Edinburgh

Nature Energy, 2021, vol. 6, issue 11, 1007-1008

Abstract: Printing of large-area organic solar cells using green solvents often results in reduced crystallinity and uniformity of the photovoltaic film and consequently a significant performance loss. Now, a solid additive strategy is developed to control the film morphology at the nanoscale and tackle these limitations.

Date: 2021
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