The 7th International Conference on Simulation of Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics (SimOEP) as a great success. We’re keeping this page active in order for you to access the video recorded during the conference:

Emerging PV: Session 1

Emerging PV: Session 2

Emerging PV: Session 3

OLED: Session 1

OLED: Session 2

OLED: Session 3

Novel Devices/PV: Session 1

Novel Devices/PV: Session 2

Novel Devices/PV: Session 3

The conference is co-organized by ZHAW and is supported by the Swiss Federal Office for Energy (SFOE), Swiss Photonics and Fluxim. This year the conference will be taking place online and will comprise of talks from distinguished speakers and training seminars with R&D tools from Fluxim AG. Info about the last SimOEP conference 2018 is available here.

The three-day conference will cover the following topics:

• Light management for enhanced light-absorption in solar cells and enhanced light emission in OLEDs

• Charge and exciton transport modeling in organic semiconductor devices – from molecular to the device level

• Charge transport modeling in various organic and hybrid solar cells:
  planar and bulk heterojunction perovskite and organic solar cells

• Charge injection, transport and recombination processes in state-of-the-art OLEDs

• Models for a variety of electrical device characterization techniques from DC, transient to AC operation

• Advanced optical and electrical characterization techniques and experimental validation

• Parameter extraction techniques

• Morphological structure and property correlation

• Advanced materials and devices such as novel LEDs, ionic devices, QD materials, and non-fullerene acceptors

• Machine Learning

Invited Speakers

  The following experts have already confirmed their participation as speaker:

• Michael Hess: New Li-ion battery technologies introduced in EVs and their characterization
  Battronics AG, Switzerland

• Quentin Jeangros: Perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells: microstructural aspects & efficiency

  EPFL PVLab, Switzerland

• Tudur David: Lifetime and performance prediction for organic and perovskite solar cells through machine learning
  Bangor University, UK

• Thomas Kirchartz: Characterization and modelling of perovskite solar cells
  FZ Jülich, Germany

• Matthias Liero: Drift-diffusion simulation of S-shaped current-voltage relations for organic semiconductor devices

  WIAS, Germany

• Jenny Nelson: Device-scale and molecular-scale modelling of organic photovoltaic devices

  Imperial College, UK

• Simon O'Kane: Physics-based modelling of Li-ion batteries

  Imperial College, UK

• Ulrich Paetzold: Energy yield modelling of perovskite-based tandems
  KIT, Germany

• Andreas Riedinger: Kinetically driven self-assembly of semiconductor nanoplatelets

  Max-Planck-Institute for Polymer Research, Germany

• Martin Stolterfoht: Pathways towards 30% efficient single-junction perovskite solar cells: the role of mobile ions and interfaces

  University of Potsdam, Germany

• Koen Vandewal: Emissive and charge-generating donor-acceptor interfaces

  Hasselt University, Belgium

• Gert-Jan Wetzelaer: Efficient and stable single-layer organic light-emitting diodes
  MPI Mainz, Germany

• Urs Aeberhard: Opto-electronic modelling of organic and hybrid multijunction solar cells
  Fluxim AG, Switzerland

• Matthias Diethelm: Finite element modelling for analysis of electroluminescence and infrared images of thin-film solar cells

  EMPA, Switzerland

• Sandra Jenatsch: Modeling electro-optical pixel cross-talk in organic light-emitting diode displays
  Fluxim AG, Switzerland

• Gaël Morouga: Capacity fade in redox flow batteries: coupled phenomena of transport in concentrated solutions

  ZHAW ICP, Switzerland

• Markus Regnat: Analysis of degradation phenomena in exciplex TADF OLEDs
  ZHAW ICP, Switzerland

• Stefano Sem: Analysis of photoluminescence transients of TADF OLED emitter materials

  Fluxim AG, Switzerland

• Wolfgang Tress: Transient Photovoltage Measurements of Perovskite Solar Cells
  ZHAW ICP, Switzerland

• Simon Zeder: Hybrid drift-diffusion master equation modeling approach for OLEDs
  Fluxim AG, Switzerland

Program (TBC)

Book of Extracts

Download the book of abstracts (PDF 7,7 MB) (version from 26.08.2020).

Venue

This is an online event.

SIMOEP 2020 will span 3 days from 31st August to the 2nd of September, 2020. The conference will be hosted using by the Zürich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) using Zoom.

Registration

Please follow this link to register for SimOEP 2020.

Registration Fees

• The participation is free of charge. Only registration is required.