Monday, April 22, 2024
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Summit - Seattle Convention
Center, Level 3, Room 347
Instructors: Jingbi You,
Chinese Academy of Sciences; Kai Zhu, National Renewable
Energy Laboratory; Henk J. Bolink, Universidad de Valencia; Bin Fan, GCL Nano; Yanfa Yan,
The University of Toledo
This tutorial session will
feature the upcoming R&D topics of metal halide perovskite semiconductors
including fundamental theories, stability, devices, and
processing/manufacturing. It is expected to provide a clear landscape on the
metal halide perovskite research of the next decade, and give instructions to
scientists and engineers from the broad materials research community who are
interested in performing related research. The session will contain five
lectures that will be presented in an educational style. It will start with
Yan's lecture illustrating the essential materials characteristics of
perovskites from the perspective of atomic theories. Then You and Zhu
will present how efficient and stable perovskites can be made and how the
performance can be reliably measured. Finally, Bolink and Fan will present
lectures illustrating how perovskite solar cells can possibly be commercialized
from the perspectives of processing and manufacturing.
Tutorial Schedule
8:00 am
Theory of Perovskites
Yanfa Yan, The University of
Toledo
8:30 am
Development of
High-Efficiency Perovskite Solar Cells
Jingbi You, Chinese Academy of
Sciences
9:00 am
Stability of Perovskite
Solar Cells
Kai Zhu, National Renewable
Energy Laboratory
9:30 am BREAK
10:00 am
Evaporation Processing
of Perovskite Solar Cells
Henk J. Bolink, Universidad de Valencia
10:30 am
Industrialization of
Perovskite Solar Cells
Bin Fan, GCL Nano
11:00 am DISCUSSION