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Are you passionate about cutting-edge solar energy research and eager to make a real impact in renewable energy technologies? 🌞 Our group is growing, and we’re looking for talented and motivated researchers to join us in pushing the boundaries of research innovation! 📧 How to Apply: […]
🌟 Congratulations to Professor Hongxia Wang! 🌟 We are thrilled to share that Professor Hongxia Wang has been awarded the prestigious ARC Australian Laureate Fellowship! This incredible achievement supports a groundbreaking research project that will advance the development of next-generation perovskite solar cells (PSCs). 🌞 […]
🌟 Thrilled to share our work featured on the cover of The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters! ☀️ Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are paving the way for cost-effective, next-generation solar energy solutions. However, the heavy reliance on organic solvents in solution processing poses environmental challenges. […]
Are you passionate about cutting-edge solar energy research and eager to make a real impact in renewable energy technologies? 🌞 Our group is growing, and we’re looking for talented and motivated researchers to join us in pushing the boundaries of research innovation! 📧 How to Apply: […]
🚀 New Research Highlight on ACS Energy Letters! 🔬 Lithium (Li) metal anodes hold immense potential for next-generation batteries, but their practical application is limited by severe safety concerns due to uncontrolled Li dendrite growth. In our latest work, we tackle this critical issue head-on […]
🌟 Honored to have our work featured on the cover of ChemSusChem! ♻️ Recycling for Sustainability in Perovskite Solar Cells (PSCs) Our latest research focuses on a crucial step toward greener PSC technology: recycling the SnO₂/FTO substrate using a water-based solvent washing process. 🔬 Key […]
🌟 Thrilled to share our work featured on the cover of The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters! ☀️ Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) are paving the way for cost-effective, next-generation solar energy solutions. However, the heavy reliance on organic solvents in solution processing poses environmental challenges. […]
🌟 Congratulations to Professor Hongxia Wang! 🌟 We are thrilled to share that Professor Hongxia Wang has been awarded the prestigious ARC Australian Laureate Fellowship! This incredible achievement supports a groundbreaking research project that will advance the development of next-generation perovskite solar cells (PSCs). 🌞 […]
🔬 Exciting News! 🌐 QUT is breaking new ground in clean energy storage with a Discovery Project, Led by Prof Hongxia Wang, the team is designing high-performance membranes for Zinc-Iron Redox Flow Batteries, a key technology in large-scale energy storage. 🌟 The goal? Cost-effective membranes […]
Professor Hongxia Wang and the team partnered with solar cell manufacturers were awarded a grant of $2,028,773 from the Australian government’s Cooperative Research Centres Project, or CRC-P initiative. The Project aims to commercialise ultra-low cost, flexible perovskite solar cells. More at QUT News.
Perovskite solar cells using carbon electrodes (C–PSCs) possess the advantageous features of low cost, high stability and a simple fabrication process. They are considered a promising technology for producing cost-effective solar electricity. However, the power conversion efficiency of C–PSCs lags far behind that of the conventional gold-based counterparts due […]
This review highlights the progress in the emerging field of both integrated PSC-SC photocapacitors and PSC-LIB photobatteries in detail, including new device concepts, operation mechanisms, and the performance for each part and the whole device. We further analyze the existing challenges and limitations of the […]
Herein, we demonstrate resilient, high-efficiency triple-cation perovskite solar cells (PSCs) by incorporating carbon dots (CDs) derived from human hair into the perovskite film synthesis. It is found that a toluene-based antisolvent containing CDs results in the formation of a bilayer structure where a wave-like textured […]
