Martijn Kemerink

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Heidelberg University

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Martijn Kemerink is a professor at Heidelberg University in Germany. His research areas include ferroelectric materials, charge transport in quantum dot solids, organic solar cells, and thermoelectric properties of conjugated polymers. Recent publications highlight his work on the implications of traps and tail states in organic photovoltaics and the optimization of conductivity in polymers. He is also involved in studies on Barkhausen noise in organic ferroelectric materials.

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Davide Beretta

Empa Materials Science and Technology

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Huotian Zhang

Linköping University

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Simone Fabiano

Professor of Materials Science

Linköping University

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Koen Vandewal

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Universiteit Hasselt

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Dorothea Scheunemann

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Christian Müller

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Chalmers University of Technology

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Articles (21)

Distance–resilient conductivity in p-doped polythiophenes

Inconclusive proof of ferroelectricity in peptide-VDF ribbons

Size-Dependent Charging Energy Determines the Charge Transport in ZnO Quantum Dot Solids

Traps, Tail States and Their Consequences on the Open‐circuit Voltage in Organic Solar Cells

Barkhausen noise in the columnar hexagonal organic ferroelectric BTA

Barkhausen noise in the organic ferroelectric copolymer P(VDF:TrFE)

Ion‐Exchange Doping of Semiconducting Single‐Walled Carbon Nanotubes

Is the field of organic thermoelectrics stuck?

Spontaneous Modulation Doping in Semi‐Crystalline Conjugated Polymers Leads to High Conductivity at Low Doping Concentration

Theory for nonlinear conductivity switching in semiconducting organic ferroelectrics

Improving the Thermoelectric Properties of Conjugated Polymer Thin Films by Dip Coating – but not through Alignment

Equilibrium or Non‐Equilibrium – Implications for the Performance of Organic Solar Cells

Switching Behavior of Dip‐Coated Organic Ferroelectric Trialkylbenzene‐1,3,5‐tricarboxamide (BTA)

Ferro- and ferrielectricity and negative piezoelectricity in thioamide-based supramolecular organic discotics

Charge transport in doped conjugated polymers for organic thermoelectrics

Comprehensive Model for the Thermoelectric Properties of Two-Dimensional Carbon Nanotube Networks

On the Device Physics of High‐Efficiency Ternary Solar Cells

Can Organic Solar Cells Beat the Near-Equilibrium Thermodynamic Limit?

Delocalization Enhances Conductivity at High Doping Concentrations

Organic and hybrid thermoelectrics

Slow Relaxation of Photogenerated Charge Carriers Boosts Open-Circuit Voltage of Organic Solar Cells

Collaborators (6)

Davide Beretta

Huotian Zhang

Simone Fabiano

Koen Vandewal

Dorothea Scheunemann

Christian Müller

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