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Olle Inganäs

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2023

Amparo Fernandez-Benito, Juan Carlos Martinez-Lopez, Mohammad Javad Jafari, Niclas Solin, Jose Gabriel Martinez Gil, Daniel Garcia-Gimenez, Thomas Ederth, Olle Inganäs, Javier Carretero-Gonzalez (2023) Green and Scalable Biopolymer-Based Aqueous Polyelectrolyte Complexes for Zinc-Ion Charge Storage Devices ChemElectroChem Continue to DOI
Xabier Rodriguez Martinez, Paula Hartnagel, Sergi Riera Lorente, Gulzada Beket, Thomas Osterberg, Feng Gao, Thomas Kirchartz, Olle Inganäs (2023) Air Processing of Thick and Semitransparent Laminated Polymer:Non-Fullerene Acceptor Blends Introduces Asymmetric Current-Voltage Characteristics Advanced Functional Materials, Vol. 33, Article 2301192 Continue to DOI
Xabier Rodriguez Martinez, Sergi Riera Lorente, Luis Ever Aguirre, Mariano Campoy-Quiles, Hans Arwin, Olle Inganäs (2023) Laminated Organic Photovoltaic Modules for Agrivoltaics and Beyond: An Outdoor Stability Study of All-Polymer and Polymer:Small Molecule Blends Advanced Functional Materials Continue to DOI

2022

Yanfeng Liu, Qunping Fan, Heng Liu, Ishita Jalan, Yingzhi Jin, Jan van Stam, Ellen Moons, Ergang Wang, Xinhui Lu, Fengling Zhang, Olle Inganäs (2022) In Situ Optical Spectroscopy Demonstrates the Effect of Solvent Additive in the Formation of All-Polymer Solar Cells Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, Vol. 13, p. 11696-11702 Continue to DOI
Yanying Zhang, Wenfei Shen, Lili Li, Zaixin Long, Shuxin Li, Tonghui Li, Yao Wang, Olle Inganäs, Jianguo Tang (2022) Living diatoms integrate polysaccharide-Eu3+ complex for UV downconversion Journal of Materials Research and Technology, Vol. 19, p. 2774-2780 Continue to DOI

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Mikhail Vagin and Penghui Ding working in the laboratory.

Fossil freedom comes from LiU labs

The transition to fossil freedom can’t happen overnight, but it can go much faster than it is. The technology is available, and in many cases is commercially available or nearly so. The labs at Linköping University hold hope for the future.
Qingzhen Bian

Quantum phenomenon governs organic solar cells

Researchers at LiU have discovered a quantum phenomenon that influences the formation of free charges in organic solar cells. “If we can properly understand what’s going on, we can increase the efficiency”, says Olle Inganäs, professor emeritus.
Metre after metre of thin solar cells rolls out from the printing press

Selling energy by the metre

At spin-off company Epishine, the printing presses are feeding out solar cells in printed electronics intended for indoor use. Olle Inganäs has an even higher goal: organic solar cells will contribute to solving the world’s energy problems.

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