Shinuk Cho

University of Ulsan

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Impact of different solvents on the morphology and charge dynamics of PM6:Y6 solar cells was examined using EL deconvolution. Alterations in morphology had influence on hole transfer states, leading to modifications in charge separation efficiency.

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Taiho Park

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Pohang University of Science and Technology

SOUTH KOREA

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Changyeon Lee

department of polymer science and engineering chonnam national university gwangju 61186

SOUTH KOREA

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Young-Min Kim

Associate Professor

Sungkyunkwan University

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Minjun Kim

Assistant professor

Kyunghee University

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Gopikrishna Peddaboodi

Research Assistant Professor

Institute of Science and Technology

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Tae Heon Kim

University of Ulsan

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Shinuk Cho

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Articles (11)

Freestanding Oxide Membranes for Epitaxial Ferroelectric Heterojunctions

Asymmetric Polymer Additive for Morphological Regulation and Thermally Stable Organic Solar Cells

Impact of solvent-induced morphological changes on the hole transfer dynamics during a charge separation process

An Efficient Green Approach to Constructing Adenine Sulfate-Derived Multicolor Sulfur- and Nitrogen-Codoped Carbon Dots and Their Bioimaging Applications

Molecular Orientation Control of Regioisomeric Small-Molecule Acceptors for High-Performance Poly(3-hexylthiophene)-Based Organic Solar Cells with 9.3% Efficiency

Versatile Processability by Breaking the Symmetrical Chemical Structure of Nonfullerene Acceptors

Correction: Pseudo-bilayered inverted organic solar cells using the Marangoni effect

Molecular symmetry effect on the morphology and self-aggregation of semiconducting polymers

Pseudo-bilayered inverted organic solar cells using the Marangoni effect

Trimerized small-molecule acceptors enable high-performance organic solar cells with high open-circuit voltage and prolonged life-time

Symmetry-Induced Ordered Assembly of a Naphthobisthiadiazole-Based Nonfused-Ring Electron Acceptor Enables Efficient Organic Solar Cells

Collaborators (6)

Taiho Park

Changyeon Lee

Young-Min Kim

Minjun Kim

Gopikrishna Peddaboodi

Tae Heon Kim

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