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🏅ePoster Prize sponsored by Materials Today: Yang Yang
You are invited to participate in the International Conference on Advanced Lights Absorbing Materials for Next Generation Photovoltaics (ABSOGEN). It took place from 17th to 18th November 2020, at 07:00 UTC / 17:00h AEST - Brisbane / 08:00h CET-Berlin-Paris.
The light absorbing semiconductor material is the heart of a solar cell. Although conventional monocrystalline silicon-based light absorber dominates the current photovoltaics (PV) market, the eager to develop light absorbing materials that are abundant, possess optimal optical and electronics properties for PV and can be made by up-scalable manufacturing technologies have driven researchers to explore new semiconductor materials for next generation solar cells with high performance and long lifetime.
In this online conference we want to discuss the most promising light absorbing materials that have emerged and been studied in the past decade, the potentials, key obstacles, and possible solutions of each type of these PV materials. The topics to be discussed cover a broad range of materials from organic, organic-inorganic hybrid perovskite materials to pure inorganic compounds. The main topics of this conference are: synthesis, characterization, computation of light absorbing materials and related devices with a focus on small molecule organic semiconductors, metal halides based perovskite light absorbers, chalcogenide semiconductor compounds. We will attempt answers to the questions of key fundamental and practical challenges for these PV materials, and the possible roadmap for their commercialization.
This online conference will comprise two sessions on consecutive days. We welcome contributed talk and poster submissions to all themes, and more broadly about the emerging PV material synthesis, properties, and their applications in solar cells.
Topics
Topics to be covered by the conference:
- Synthesis, properties of perovskite materials and devices.
- Organic semiconductor materials for solar cells.
- Emerging inorganic semiconductor solar cell materials and devices including but not limited to kesteirte, antimony chalcogenide
- Solar cells fabrication and characterisation
Registration
In order to register to the conference, you need to sign up at nanoGe and buy your ticket.
Submit your contribution
Once you are registered you will be able to submit your contribution in the ‘Abstract Submission’ tab. You can submit:
- Contributed Talk
- ePoster
After the program is published, the oral abstracts not accepted as Contributed Talk can be presented as an ePoster. Please read the ‘Instructions for Authors’ tab.
Please check the submissions’ deadlines.
Login and join the conference
The scheduled date once logged into nanoGe,click the ‘Virtual Room’ tab (only available for registered users). In this tab you will find the live sessions and prerecorded contents available at any time:
- Live sessions: You will see a chat for participant’s interaction with the authors.
- ePoster Session: It takes place in a chat platform, available from the ‘Virtual Room’ tab.