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Enhanced Charge Transport via Metallic 1T Phase Transition Metal Dichalcogenides-Mediated Hole Transport Layer Engineering for Perovskite Solar Cells File

Choi, Yunseong , Jung, Seungon , Oh, Nam Khen , Lee, Junghyun , Seo, Jihyung , Kim, Ungsoo , Koo, Donghwan , Park, Hyesung

Article Issue Date2019-08 View4
Measuring relative barrier heights in molecular electronic junctions with transition voltage spectroscopy File

Beebe, Jeremy M. , Kim, BongSoo , Frisbie, C. Daniel , Kushmerick, James G.

Article Issue Date2008-05 View4
N-Type Quinoidal Polymers Based on Dipyrrolopyrazinedione for Application in All-Polymer Solar Cells File

Pan, Langheng , Zhan, Tao , Oh, Jiyeon , Zhang, Yue , Tang, Haoran , Yang, Mingqun , Li, Mengmeng , Yang, Changduk , Liu, Xi , Cai, Ping , et al

Article Issue Date2021-09 View9
Organic Solar Cells Based on Three-Dimensionally Percolated Polythiophene Nanowires with Enhanced Charge Transport File

Kim, Joo-Hyun , Kim, Min , Jinnai, Hiroshi , Shin, Tae Joo , Kim, Haena , Park, Jong Hwan , Jo, Sae Byeok , Cho, Kilwon

Article Issue Date2014-04 View5
Semi-crystalline photovoltaic polymers with siloxane-terminated hybrid side-chains File

Li, Yuxiang , Song, Seyeong , Park, Song Yi , Kim, Jin Young , Woo, Han Young

Article Issue Date2017-04 View4
Simultaneous Interfacial Modification and Crystallization Control by Biguanide Hydrochloride for Stable Perovskite Solar Cell with PCE of 24.4% File

Xiong, Zhuang , Chen, Xiao , Zhang, Bo , Odunmbaku, George Omololu , Ou, Zeping , Guo, Bing , Yang, Ke , Kan, Zhipen , Lu, Shirong , Chen, Shanshan , et al

Article Issue Date2022-02 View4
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