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Advances in Perovskite Optoelectronics: From Materials to Devices

Participating journal: Discover Nano

Perovskite materials have rapidly emerged as game-changers in the field of optoelectronics, revolutionizing the way we harness and manipulate light for a multitude of applications. This topical collection delves deep into the cutting-edge research and developments surrounding perovskite-based solar cells and photodetectors, offering a research advancements that have propelled these technologies to the forefront of renewable energy and light sensing. Perovskite solar cells, known for their exceptional efficiency and ease of fabrication, have reshaped the landscape of photovoltaics. This collection explores the latest breakthroughs in perovskite solar cell materials, design strategies, and manufacturing techniques. It delves into the quest for improved stability, scalability, and sustainability, addressing key challenges that must be overcome for perovskite solar cells to reach their full potential. Photodetectors are another area where perovskite materials have shown remarkable promise. These devices are essential for a wide range of applications, from high-resolution imaging and communications to security and environmental monitoring. This includes advances in detector design, sensitivity, and response times. The journey from materials development to functional devices is a critical aspect of this collection. It presents a holistic view of the research pipeline, encompassing materials synthesis, characterization, and optimization, as well as device fabrication, testing, and integration into real-world applications.

Keywords:Perovskite; Semiconductor; Solar cells; Photodetetor; Surface modification; Interface engineerng; Power conversion efficency; Sensitivity; Thin films; Nanomaterials.

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Journal

Discover Nano

Discover Nano is an open access journal publishing research from across all areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology.

Editors

  • Mustafa K. A. Mohammed

    Mustafa K. A. Mohammed

    I received a Ph.D. in Applied Physics from the University of Technology-Iraq in 2019. Highly motivated research scientist with demonstrated academic & scientific experience in material-related applications, including solar cells & photocatalysts, perovskite materials and other energy-related materials, and techniques. Have working experience with scientists and researchers of diverse backgrounds from around the world. A skilled writer & speaker with a passion for scientific research.

Articles

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