The morphological characteristics of the active layer in organic solar cells (OSCs),
encompassing phase separation structure, domain sizes, crystallinity and molecular …

Organic solar cells (OSCs) are a kind of device that can convert light energy into electrical
energy, they possess the advantages of being lightweight, flexible, processable printing, and …

Having recently surpassed 10% efficiency, solar cells based on organic molecules are
poised to become a viable low-cost clean energy source with the added advantages of …

Organic and hybrid organic–inorganic photovoltaics are among the most promising options
for low-cost and highly scalable renewable energy. In order to fully realize the potential of …

Manipulating charge generation in a broad spectral region has proved to be crucial for
nonfullerene‐electron‐acceptor‐based organic solar cells (OSCs). 16.64% high efficiency …

What are the stumbling blocks for achieving high-efficiency organic photovoltaic devices?
This question is examined from a molecular architecture and molecular packing perspective …

Increasing the size of the side chains of the donor or the acceptor materials is a highly
effective strategy to reduce voltage losses, and increase the open-circuit voltage (Voc) of …

The active layer morphology in organic solar cells (OSCs) including ideal vertical phase
separation, molecular packing, and domain size are crucial in influencing the behavior of …

The continuously improved power conversion efficiency (PCE) of organic photovoltaics in
the past few years is largely ascribed to the synthesis of new molecular donors and …

Organic solar cells (OSCs) can directly convert the sunlight into electrical energy and
present some advantages, such as low cost, light weight, flexibility, semitransparency, and …