Nanostructured Photovoltaics

Chair(s):
Filler, M. A., Georgia Institute of Technology
Co-chair(s):
Tisdale, W., Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Nanostructured materials offer exciting new opportunities to capture and convert solar photons into electrical energy. This session will cover all aspects of nano-enabled photovoltaics, including interfacial challenges, next generation photophysics, charge transport, light trapping, low cost processing techniques, and device design.

Papers:
3:15 PM
(193a) Nanostructured Optoelectronics: Using New Energy States and High-Energy Photons
3:33 PM
(193b) Plasma Synthesis of Metal-Sulfide Nanocrystals
3:51 PM
(193c) Layer-By-Layer/M13 Virus Assembled Porous Photoanodes for Efficient Electron Collection in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
4:09 PM
(193d) Interface Engineering in Solid-State Quantum Dot-Sensitized Solar Cells: Strategies to Improve Charge Collection
4:27 PM
Break
4:45 PM
(193e) Virus-Templated Three-Dimensional Photoanodes for Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells With Efficient Electron Collection and Plasmon-Enhanced Light Absorption
5:03 PM
Break 2
5:21 PM
(193g) Improved Performance of Polymer Solar Cells By Silica Nanoparticles
Topics: 
Materials
Nanotechnology
Physical Properties

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