Håkan Rensmo

Prof. in Physics

Uppsala University
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Håkan Rensmo is a Professor of Physics at Uppsala Universitet in Sweden (+46). His research interests encompass various areas within materials science and condensed matter physics, focusing on the chemistry and electronic properties of perovskites, battery materials, and thin film technologies. Recent publications include studies on the formation chemistry of BaZrS3 thin films, interfacial chemistry in lead halide perovskites, and the redox reactivity in battery cathodes.

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Tamara Sloboda

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

SWEDEN
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Ute Cappel

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

SWEDEN
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Tobias Törndahl

Associate Professor

Uppsala University

SWEDEN
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Maria Hahlin

Uppsala University

SWEDEN
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Lindsay Richard Merte

Associate Professor

Malmö University

SWEDEN
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Laurent Duda

Associate Professor

Uppsala University

SWEDEN
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Gunnar Westin

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SWEDEN
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Gerrit Boschloo

Professor

Uppsala University

SWEDEN
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Eva Hemmer

Associate Professor

University of Ottawa

CANADA
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S. M. Butorin

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SWEDEN
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Alberto García-Fernández

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

SWEDEN
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Michael Odelius

Professor in Theoretical Chemical Physics

Stockholm University

SWEDEN
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Carlo Segre

Professor

Illinois Institute of Technology

UNITED STATES
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Jesper Jacobsson

-

SWEDEN
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Natalia M. Martin

Uppsala University

SWEDEN
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Charlotte Platzer Björkman

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