Internship/Master project: IMPLS to Enable Stable Perovskite Solar Cells

Work Activities

Our lab is developing a promising technique, Intensity-Modulated Photoluminescence Spectroscopy (IMPLS), which can probe the dynamic electronic and ionic behavior of perovskite materials purely optically. In this project, you will explore the potential of IMPLS to study perovskite solar cells. By performing temperature-dependent IMPLS measurements across a broad frequency range, the characteristic timescales of slow processes can be extracted and analyzed to estimate activation energies associated with ion migration or trap- related processes. The outcome of this work aims to establish temperature-dependent IMPLS as a powerful diagnostic tool to identify the underlying dynamic processes in perovskite materials and to provide deeper insight into the mechanisms that affect the performance and stability.

Qualifications

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