Yoshitaka Okada

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University of Tokyo

Japan

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Yoshitaka Okada is a Professor at the University of Tokyo, Japan. His research focuses on advanced solar cell technologies, including energy-transfer mechanisms, quantum dot applications, and carrier dynamics in various semiconductor structures. He has published notable articles on topics such as intermediate-band solar cells, photoluminescence properties, and recombination rates in triple-junction solar cells.

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Yasushi Shoji

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

JAPAN

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Nazmul Ahsan

Associate Professor (Research)

University of Tokyo

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Takashi Kita

Kobe University

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University of New South Wales

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Articles (10)

Experimental demonstration of energy-transfer ratchet intermediate-band solar cell

Fine structural and photoluminescence properties of Mg<inf>2</inf>Si nanosheet bundles rooted on Si substrates

Temperature dependence of carrier extraction processes in gasb/algaas quantum nanostructure intermediate-band solar cells

Two-step excitation induced photovoltaic properties in an InAs quantum dot-in-well intermediate-band solar cell

Application of perovskite quantum dots in carrier redistribution in III-V multijunction solar cells with luminescent coupling effect

Comparison of Effective Carrier Mobility between Wire on Well and Planar Superlattice Using Time-of-Flight Measurement

Engineering of sub-band in CuGaS<inf>2</inf> thin films via Mo doping by chemical spray pyrolysis route

Identification of surface and volume hot-carrier thermalization mechanisms in ultrathin GaAs layers

Photoabsorption improvement in multi-stacked InGaAs/GaAs quantum dot solar cell with a light scattering rear texture

Practical target values of Shockley–Read–Hall recombination rates in state-of-the-art triple-junction solar cells for realizing conversion efficiencies within 1% of the internal radiative limit

Collaborators (4)

Yasushi Shoji

Nazmul Ahsan

Takashi Kita

Nicholas Ekins-Daukes

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