#AppTGT - Application Targets for Next Generation Photovoltaics Symposium
The new generation of semiconductor materials such as perovskites and organics are seen as promising candidates to open up new applications for low-cost and low embodied energy, spectrally tuned light harvesting.
This potential is now underpinned by impressive laboratory-scale efficiencies (for example 18% for organic solar cells and > 25% for organohalide perovskites) achieved by sophisticated molecular engineering and a deep understanding of charge generation and voltage loss mechanisms.
The time has now come to drive these technologies into market adoption and certain ‘application targets’ such as indoor light-harvesting for IoT seem ideal platforms to enable this adoption.
This symposium endeavors to gather leading experts from around the world aiming to identify and describe application targets for next-generation photovoltaic devices.
In this regard, the symposium will particularly focus on areas such as state-of-the-art materials for photoactive layers and ancillary components, new material processing and device fabrication techniques, device characterization and simulation, differences in device physics between standard solar illumination, and more bespoke conditions such as indoor lighting, and cost evaluation of technologically relevant ‘whole systems’.
Fluxim`s Dr. Daniele Braga will be presenting :
FEM Simulation for the Quantitative Analysis of Upscaling Losses and Defects in Printed Organic and Perovskite Solar Cells
Wed Oct 26 2022 11:15 - 11:45 S1.2-I1
List of conference topics
Ultra-light-weight, high power density PV for communications/aerospace-related technologies
Scaling of organic and perovskite solar cells for large-area devices
Semi-transparent solar cells and building integration of PV technologies
Indoor PV for Internet of Things (IoT)
PV-battery integration and system architectures
Printable solar cells and environmentally friendly manufacturing
PV cost and life cycle analysis
Invited Speakers
Harald W. Ade - North Carolina State University, US
Tayebeh Ameri - University of Edinburgh, GB
Diego Bagnis - oninn - Centro de inovações, BR
Christoph Brabec - Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), DE
Daniele Braga - Fluxim AG, CH, CH
Gregory Burwell- Sustainable Advanced Materials Program (Sêr SAM), Department of Physics, GB
Matt Carnie - Swansea University, UK, GB
Paul Dastoor -University of Newcastle, AU
Rene Janssen - Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), NL
Jenny Nelson - Imperial College London, United Kingdom, GB
Holger Röhm - LTI, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, 76131, Germany
Thomas Österberg - Epishine AB, SE
