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Performance Optimization of Solution Processable Organic Solar Cells Comprising Non-fullerene Acceptor and Small Molecule Donor Targeting Commercialization

Program

Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program

Program Country

India

Grant Activity Type

Research

Discipline

Energy

Specialization

Solar And Wind Energy

Academic Year

2019-2020

Dates

November 2019 - November 2020

Flex

Scholar type

Non-U.S. (Visiting) Scholar

Project Title

Performance Optimization of Solution Processable Organic Solar Cells Comprising Non-fullerene Acceptor and Small Molecule Donor Targeting Commercialization

Scholar Information

Grantee

Anirban Bagui

Title

DST-INSPIRE faculty

Institution

Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur

Host Institutions

Institution

North Carolina State University

Faculty

Harald Ade

Host Department

Department of Physics

U.S. Scholar Application Deadline

Performance Optimization of Solution Processable Organic Solar Cells Comprising Non-fullerene Acceptor and Small Molecule Donor Targeting Commercialization

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