Robert Oliver
Lecturer in Sustainable Materials
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Robert Oliver is a Lecturer in Sustainable Materials at the University of Sheffield, UK. His research focuses on the development and optimization of perovskite solar cells and LEDs, as evidenced by his recent publications exploring passivation techniques and materials integration. Notable works include studies on stable perovskite solar cells, the role of organic cations, and advancements in spray-coated photovoltaics.
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Michael Johnston
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Jay Patel
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Jean-Sebastien G. Bouillard
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Marina Filip
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University of Oxford
Adam Wright
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Yen-Hung Lin
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Silvia G. Motti
University of Southampton
David Lidzey
Professor of Physics
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Sudarshan Narayanan
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Alexandra Ramadan
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Nakita K. Noel
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Ali M. Adawi
Reader in Physics
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MINH ANH TRUONG
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Ullrich Scherf
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Rachel Kilbride
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University of Oxford
Nobutaka Shioya
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