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A02-Semiconducting thin film materials for photovoltaic and energy applications

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A02-Semiconducting thin film materials for photovoltaic and energy applications


Symposium Introduction

Semiconducting thin film materials are promising candidates for photovoltaic and energy applications. The present symposium gathers the latest breakthrough advances in semiconducting thin film materials for photovoltaic and energy applications, spanning materials design and development, AI-assisted material and device design, device physics and photophysics of optoelectronic materials and devices, advanced processing and characterisation for optoelectronic devices, cutting-edge techniques, device stability and reliability, novel device structures and emerging energy applications. 

Symposium Topics

1. Novel photovoltaic and energy materials design

2. Device physics and photophysics of optoelectronic materials and devices

3. Up-scaled processing of large area device and modules

4. Distributed and integrated application scenarios of optoelectronic devices

5. Stability of device and modules

Symposium Organizers 

Name

Institution

E-mail
Chair

Hongzheng Chen

Zhejiang University, China

hzchen@zju.edu.cn

Wenhua Zhang
Yunnan University, China
wenhuazhang@ynu.edu.cn
Co-chairs  

Yongfang Li

Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China  

liyf@iccas.ac.cn

Alex K.-Y. Jen

City University of Hong Kong, China

alexjen@cityu.edu.hk

Xiaojing Hao

UNSW, Australia 

xj.hao@unsw.edu.au

Bumjoon Kim

KAIST, Korea

BumjoonKim@kaist.ac.kr

Michael Saliba
University of Stuttgart, Germany
michael.saliba@ipv.uni-stuttgart.de

Organized by

Semiconductor Materials Branch, MRS of China; Composite Materials Society of Zhejiang Province; Zhejiang Provincial Key Laboratory of Optoelectronic Functional Materials and Devices; National Center for International Joint Research of Photoelectric Energy Materials and Application, Yunnan University. 

Supported by

Zhejiang University, Yunnan University, Institute of Chemistry-Chinese Academy of Sciences, City University of Hong Kong, UNSW of Australia, KAIST of Korea, University of Stuttgart of Germany.

Contact with

Name: Lijian Zuo

Phone:+86 183 5811 3419

Email: zjuzlj@zju.edu.cn

Institution: Zhejiang University


Name: Shifeng Ge

Phone: +86 173 3843 7715

Email: geshifeng@stu.ynu.edu.cn

Institution: Yunnan University
















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