Symposium EL06-Hybrid Perovskites

Metal halide perovskites (MHP), since initial breakthrough in perovskite solar cells back in late 2012, marked a significant milestone not only in photovoltaics but also in the broader materials and optoelectronic community since their breakthrough in power conversion efficiency in 2012. MHPs have demonstrated the ability to produce crystalline films by using a variety of deposition methods. These films exhibit long-range charge transport, high photoluminescence quantum yields, as well as carrier and optical confinement. With a wide range of compositional and structural variations available, MHPs now serve as a versatile platform for research communities exploring applications spanning from solar cells to light-emitting devices, transistors, photodetectors, and novel quantum applications.
Over time, MHPs have made substantial progress in both scientific understanding and their potential technological applications. However, there is a critical need for advancements in performance, stability, and reliability and overall sustainability of the processes. The proposed symposium aims to be a platform of discussion for these critical issues to chart a path forward in this field. Special emphasis will be placed on the efforts to expand the production of perovskite solar cells and sustainable strategies leading to their integration into industrial processes.

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