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Chemical Engineering in the Electronics Industry: Progress Towards the Rational Design of Organic Semiconductor Heterojunctions

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Clancy, Paulette
Abstract

Design of the heterojunction in all-organic solar cells is a critical aspect of understanding and controlling charge transport characteristics. The use of multiscale computational approaches has an important role to play in heterojunction design. Ordered heterojunctions offer promising routes to finesse issues that impede charge transport in bulk heterojunctions. The future is likely to lay in the development of multi-junction devices where computational insight is likely to help guide experimental searches for optimal interface design.

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My thanks to my colleague, Tobias Hanrath, for carefully reading and improving the manuscript. This publication is based on work supported in part by Award No. KUS-C1-018-02, made by King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST).
Date Issued
2012-05-04
Publisher
Current Opinion in Chemical Engineering
Keywords
Semiconductor industries
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Heterojunction
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solar cell
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Clancy, Paulette. "Chemical Engineering in the Electronics Industry: Progress towards the Rational Design of Organic Semiconductor Heterojunctions." Current Opinion in Chemical Engineering: 117-22. Print.
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