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Organic solar cells are composed of a thin film of an electron donor and an electron acceptor material. For optimal performance, the substances should be intermixed on a length scale of 10-50nm. Our approach to produce such nanostructures is by employing self-organization processes during film formation.
The goal of the diploma-project is to work towards the fabrication of an efficient organic solar cell using materials with novel structure formation properties. You will learn how to fabricate thin films of photo-active materials and characterize the structure and photo-electrical properties with state-of-the art analysis equipment. The work will be performed at the Functional Polymer Laboratory of Empa Dübendorf.
If you are finishing your studies in materials science, physics or a related discipline and you show an experimental interest in developing novel organic photovoltaic components and if you feel attracted to work in a small team within an interdisciplinary scientific environment of a research centre, please contact us or send your application to Dr. Frank Nüesch, +41 (0)44 823 47 40, Frank.Nueesch@empa.ch.
Please send your application to:
Empa
Dr. Frank Nüesch
Überlandstrasse 129
CH-8600 Dübendorf
Switzerland
frank.nueesch@empa.ch
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