Wai-Lun Chan

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University of Kansas

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Wai-Lun Chan is an Associate Professor at the University of Kansas in the United States. His research focuses on charge transport and interactions in various emerging materials, particularly in the context of two-dimensional materials and organic photovoltaics. Recent publications include studies on charge-transfer excitons, polaronic defect interactions in halide perovskites, and the visualizations of nanoscale heterogeneity in thin films.

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CAREER: Understanding the Role of Quantum Coherence in Exciton Transport and Separation in Molecular Aggregates

Open Date: 2014-05-15

Close Date: 2019-04-30

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MRI: Development of UHV SPM-TERS in situ Characterization Interfaced with UHV Sputtering-Atomic Layer Deposition System

Open Date: 2013-09-15

Close Date: 2016-08-31

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Coherent transport and localization dynamics of excitons in molecular aggregates

Open Date: 2013-05-01

Close Date: 2014-07-01

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Hartwin Peelaers

University of Kansas

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Kushal Rijal

University of Kansas

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Hui Zhao

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Long-Lived Charge-Transfer Excitons in a Graphene–PTCDI–TiOPc Trilayer Heterostructure

Suppressing Polaronic Defect–Photocarrier Interaction in Halide Perovskites by Pre-distorting Its Lattice

Entropy-Driven Charge Separation: A Potential Explanation for the Low Energy Loss Found in OPVs with Non-fullerene Acceptors

Endothermic Charge Separation Occurs Spontaneously in Non‐Fullerene Acceptor/Polymer Bulk Heterojunction

Enthalpy-uphill exciton dissociation in organic/2D heterostructures promotes free carrier generation

Visualizing nanoscale heterogeneity in perylene thin films via tip-enhanced photoluminescence with unsupervised machine learning

Modulation of Electrostatic Potential in 2D Crystal Engineered by an Array of Alternating Polar Molecules

Tunable charge injection from graphene to halide perovskite induced by reversible ion segregation

Nanoscale Periodic Trapping Sites for Interlayer Excitons Built by Deformable Molecular Crystal on 2D Crystal

Hybrid Heterostructures to Generate Long-Lived and Mobile Photocarriers in Graphene

Ultrafast and Long-Range Energy Transfer from Plasmon to Molecular Exciton

Defect-Polaron and Enormous Light-Induced Fermi-Level Shift at Halide Perovskite Surface

Using an Atomically Thin Layer of Hexagonal Boron Nitride to Separate Bound Charge-Transfer Excitons at Organic Interfaces

Extracting Electrons from Delocalized Excitons by Flattening the Energetic Pathway for Charge Separation

Probing the Origin of Light-Enhanced Ion Diffusion in Halide Perovskites

Exciton Heating Versus Cooling: Charge Separation Driven by Entropy and Delocalization at Interfaces with Planar Molecules

Ultrafast hole transfer from monolayer ReS2 to thin-film F8ZnPc

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Hartwin Peelaers

Kushal Rijal

Hui Zhao

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