Morphology control is crucial in achieving high‐performance organic solar cells (OSCs) and
remains a major challenge in the field of OSC. Solid additive is an effective strategy to fine …

Organic photovoltaics (OPVs) have made significant strides with efficiencies now exceeding
20%, positioning them as potential competitors to inorganic solar technologies. One of the …

All-polymer solar cells (all-PSCs), employing conjugated polymers for both polymer donors
and acceptors within the active layer, offer numerous benefits, such as outstanding …

Solvent additives with a high boiling point (BP) and low vapor pressure (VP) have formed a
key handle for improving the performance of organic solar cells (OSCs). However, it is not …

Charge collection efficiency is primarily dependent on the interface layer in organic solar
cells (OSCs), and minimizing the recombination at the interface can effectively suppress …

The major challenges associated with bringing organic solar cells (OSCs) to the industrial
market are to further improve power conversion efficiency (PCE), device stability, and green …

Closing the efficiency gap between organic solar cells and their inorganic and perovskite
counterparts requires a detailed understanding of the exciton dissociation and charge …

Polythiophene donors offer scalable and cost-effective solutions for the organic photovoltaic
industry. A thorough understanding of the structure–property–performance relationship is …

Derivatives of polythiophene (PT) have garnered considerable attention in organic solar
cells (OSCs) because of their relatively uncomplicated molecular structures and cost …

Volatile solid additives mainly manipulate the morphology of acceptor-rich domains within a
bulk-heterojunction (BHJ) organic solar cell (OSC) system comprising donor and acceptor …