ArticleNature communications2024
Limiting factors for charge generation in low-offset fullerene-based organic solar cells.
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- Terminal acceptor engineering for reduced energy dissipation and enhanced charge transport in benzodithiophene-core based donor molecules: a computational route to efficient organic solar cells.Nanoscale advances · 2026Article
- Heavy-atom functionalization promotes triplet-assisted charge-transfer exciton transport in organic cocrystals.Nature communications · 2026Article
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- Observation of triplet-assisted long-distance charge-transfer exciton transport in single organic cocrystal.Nature communications · 2025Article
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Abstract
Free charge generation after photoexcitation of donor or acceptor molecules in organic solar cells generally proceeds via (1) formation of charge transfer states and (2) their dissociation into charge separated states. Research often either focuses on the first component or the combined effect of both processes. Here, we provide evidence that charge transfer state dissociation rather than formation presents a major bottleneck for free charge generation in fullerene-based blends with low energetic offsets between singlet and charge transfer states. We investigate devices based on dilute donor content blends of (fluorinated) ZnPc:C
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