Shogo Mori

Shinshu University

Japan

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Peter Innis

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University of Wollongong

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University of Wollongong

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Attila Mozer

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University of Wollongong

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Enhanced Electron Transfer Rates Between Surface-Attached Dye Molecules with Large Pendant Moieties and Co3+/2+ Complex Redox Mediators

High Electronic Coupling between Cu Complexes and Oxidized Dyes Confirmed by Measurements of Driving Force Dependent Regeneration Kinetics in Minimal Electrolyte System

Solvent Molecules in Monolayers of Dyes on TiO2 Electrodes Immersed in Solutions and the Effect on Interfacial Electron Transfer Rates

Four Orders of Magnitude Acceleration of Electron Recombination at the Dye-TiO2/Electrolyte Interface Severely Limiting Photocurrent with High-Oxidation-Potential Cu2+/1+ Complexes

Substrate-Dependent Electron-Transfer Rate of Mixed-Ligand Electrolytes: Tuning Electron-Transfer Rate without Changing Driving Force

The effect of bulky electron-donating thioether substituents on the performances of phthalocyanine based dye sensitized solar cells

3D structural optimization of zinc phthalocyanine- based sensitizers for enhancement of open-circuit voltage of dye-sensitized solar cells

Identification of the loss mechanisms in TiO<inf>2</inf> and ZnO solar cells based on blue, piperidinyl-substituted, mono-anhydride perylene dyes

Significant Effect of Electronic Coupling on Electron Transfer between Surface-Bound Porphyrins and Co<sup>2+/3+</sup> Complex Electrolytes

The Effect of the Dielectric Environment on Electron Transfer Reactions at the Interfaces of Molecular Sensitized Semiconductors in Electrolytes

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Peter Innis

Pawel Wagner

Attila Mozer

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