Dispositif electronique

(Opto)electronic devices (OLED, OPV, DSSC and Perovskite)

SolutionsMaterials and Processes for EnergyEnergy capture and conversion

To meet the performance challenges of intelligent energy capture and conversion systems, Materia Nova offers a multidisciplinary approach that enables:

- The in-depth study of organic and hybrid semiconductor materials for energy capture and conversion.

- The study of the morphological, electrical, electronic, spectroscopic, optical and transport properties of organic (semi)-conductive and hybrid thin-film materials.

- The targeting of new emerging materials with specific electronic and optical properties: non-fullerene acceptors (NFA), delayed fluorescence emitters (TADF...).

- The manufacture of devices based on organic or hybrid semiconductors for the production or capture of light (OLED, OPV, DSSC, Perovskite).

- Harmonious integration in interior and exterior applications (buildings, cars ...).

- The development of improved characterization and modelling methods to better understand degradation pathways and predict lifetime mechanisms, producing stable and highly efficient perovskite PV architectures/modules, while optimizing constituent materials, cell architecture, interfaces, inter-cell interconnections, environmental conditions

Our strengths

  • Joint theory/experience approach.
  • Multi-scale modelling of optoelectronic materials and processes.
  • Thin film deposition of materials and in-depth, multi-scale characterization (link to the characterization platform).
  • Device manufacturing and performance characterization.
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