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Polymer solar cells

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Solar cells based on polymers that can be deposited by printing have the potential to provide low-cost solar energy, however device efficiencies still need to be improved. I will describe recent work within the Optoelectronics Group to characterise the nanostructure of organic photovoltaic materials, to understand the process of charge separation at organic interfaces, and to relate structure and physical processes to device performance.

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