UNSW School of Photovoltaic & Renewable Energy Engineering |
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James Cave (47Min)
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Abstract Many organic semiconductors do not readily generate free charge carriers upon light excitation - rather, excitons are created. Excitons play an important role in organic electronics, in particular light emitting diodes and photovoltaic devices, and so it is desirable to understand and control exciton transport. Click here to see all available video seminars. Click here to go to the SPREE HOMEPAGE. |
| Brief Bio James Cave is a postgraduate student at the University of Bath, UK, working on mesoscale modelling of perovskite and organic solar devices as a part of CDT-PV, linked to the SuperSolar Hub. He is currently in Newcastle, NSW, working jointly between CSIRO and the University of Newcastle modelling ternary organics. |