- Material design in organic and hybrid photovoltaics
- Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and simulations for energy technologies
- Advanced characterization techniques for new-generation photovoltaics
- Breaking efficiency limits in photovoltaics
- Operational stability measurement and reporting
- Scale-up and commercialization of new-generation photovoltaics
- Emerging framework materials for energy conversion
- Emerging concepts in solar energy conversion (from optoionics to spintronics)
- Photoelectrochemical energy conversion
- Energy policy and science diplomacy
- Raising a new generation of HOPV scientists

You are invited to participate in the 16th International Conference on Hybrid and Organic Photovoltaics, 13-15th May 2024. The conference will be held in the centre of sunny Valencia, in an antique palace centrally located.
The 16th International Conference on Hybrid and Organic Photovoltaics (HOPV24) will explore the cutting-edge advancements in hybrid and organic solar cells, including perovskite, organic, and other novel solar cells, as well as their integration into complementary photoelectrochemical systems. Building on the success of previous conferences, HOPV 2024 will gather scientists and engineers from around the world to discuss the latest developments in these areas. The event will feature renowned invited speakers who will cover a broad range of topics in morning plenary sessions, followed by afternoon parallel sessions. The conference will devote special attention to crossdisciplinary discussions and knowledge exchange, highlighting the importance of advanced materials and emerging technologies in the solar energy field. It will also feature special sessions on energy policy and career development.
Key topics of the conference include material design in organic and hybrid photovoltaics, artificial intelligence and machine learning for energy technologies, advanced characterization techniques for new-generation photovoltaics, breaking efficiency limits, operational stability measurement and reporting, scale-up and commercialization of new-generation photovoltaics, emerging framework materials for energy conversion, multifunctional materials in energy conversion and beyond, emerging concepts in solar energy conversion (from optoionics to photoferroics), photoelectrochemical energy conversion, and energy policy and diplomacy. These topics will be addressed by experts in their respective fields, promoting comprehensive discussions and the exchange of ideas to further advance the field of solar energy and its applications. The combination of diverse topics and interdisciplinary approaches will ensure a fruitful and engaging conference experience for all participants.