Hybrid organic-inorganic photovoltaics: from molecules to devices characterization

CHEETAH short course 

 Hybrid solar cells, such as dye-sensitized solar cells and perovskite solar cells, are emerging technologies almost ready to be transferred to the global markets. In this context, the importance of having stable and efficient devices is a top priority.

In this short course Dr. Manfredi will introduce the  OPV/DSSC technology by leaving to next webinars offered by  other speakers to deepen on specific parts of this challeging PV Technology.

• In the first part of this webinar, speaker will  highlight the main parameters to be taken into account for the synthesis of materials for DSSCs and PSC, how a proper chemical design affect these features.
• In the second part, he will discuss the main procedures and the most common critical issues in DSSCs and PSC fabrication.

Agenda

Time	Title	Speakers
14:30-14:35	Introduction	DILETTO Claudia
Claudia Diletto, ENEA scientist chair thie event, introduces CHEETAH project and she introduce the speaker DILETTO Claudia Introduction (FLV video) Introduction (slides) PV Technologies : DSSC- Dye Sensitized Solar Cells ; OPV- Organic Photovoltaics
14:35-15:30	Hybrid organic-inorganic photovoltaics: from molecules to devices characterization	MANFREDI Norberto
In the first part of this webinar, speaker will  highlight the main parameters to be taken into account for the synthesis of materials for DSSCs and PSC, how a proper chemical design affect these features. In the second part, he will discuss the main procedures and the most common critical issues in DSSCs and PSC fabrication. MANFREDI Norberto Presentation (FLV Video) [Login first] PV Technologies : CH3NH3PbX3 -Perovskite ; DSSC- Dye Sensitized Solar Cells ; OPV- Organic Photovoltaics Tags : Polymer-based OPV ; Scaling up of OPV/DSSC Solar cells
15:30-15:45	Final discussion
A deep discussion followed the lecture  of dr. Manfredi  involving all participants PV Technologies : DSSC- Dye Sensitized Solar Cells ; OPV- Organic Photovoltaics