The journey continues: New world record for #perovskite solar cells at 25.5% by HK/UW. Reiterating a previous post: Reaching silicon at 26.7% seems an almost foregone conclusion. Next challenge: Can perovskites beat frontrunner GaAs at 29.1% and become the best solar cell? >30%?

Stay tuned.

Second edition of 💻Virtual Perovskite Conference #ViPerCon2021 is 🔙 with a series of invited talks on latest advancements in #perovskite materials⚛️,devices & characterization 🔬 📅12 April ⌚10:00 CEST Register 👇 salibalab.wordpress.com/vipercon2021/ First 100 sign-ups Free🎉 Michael Saliba

Attending #HOPV2022 nanoGeConferences in Valencia?☀️ Come,join us today for oral talks SingleXtal,BIPV,laser,inorganic #perovskite by our members🗣️ @WaqasZya A2.II-O2 15:15 Mayank Kedia B2.II-O4 15:45 Monika Rai B2.II-O7 16:30 Mahdi Malekshahi C2.II-09 16:45 nanoge.org/HOPV22/program…

✨Please check out our current perspective about tin-based #perovskites in the Chemical Science journal : Tin-based halide perovskite materials: properties and applications Mahdi Malekshahi, Weiwei Zuo, Michael Saliba 👇 pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Art… Forschungszentrum Jülich | @[email protected] Uni Stuttgart DFG public | @[email protected]

It's always pleasant to go out from lab to nature for retreat🥼👩‍🏭➡️🌳🏕️ 3days of group presentations,new ideas💡, fruitful discussions and much more FUN!!!🎉 Thanks Michael Saliba, Stephanie Essig and all organizers Forschungszentrum Jülich | @[email protected] Uni Stuttgart 🙏 #ipvGroupOuting #Klausurtagung

DMS — a new member we introduced in the perovskite anti-solvent family. Thanks to all the authors for their efforts, especially Mahdi Malekshahi Tim Kodalle and supervision of Michael Saliba

A nice day in Zhejiang University.

Thanks to Dr. Haocheng Wang for accompanying me throughout the trip; the visit to Aiko (Yiwu)ends today. It was a very happy trip and lovely colleagues in Aiko.

A new round of communication----in Henan University..

🌟 Exciting news! After receiving an overwhelmingly positive response when I inquired about creating a guide on interpreting JV curves, I'm thrilled to unveil our 'Beginner's Guide'! 🔬 Dive into the world of JVs with us by checking out the arXiv.org paper arxiv.org/abs/2311.10553

Now we can follow a rule to see how to find a perovskite component have a slowest crystallization rate. 👀👀

Without heat and anti-solvents, can you guess which component of perovskite this is showing? ❄️❄️❄️Let's forty-fold accelerate…⚡️⏬RSC Energy Journals Royal Society of Chemistry ⚡️⏬pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Pursue a seamless transition from solution to device and feel the life force of crystallization. ⚡️⏬ Thanks again to all my collaborators. ⚡️⚡️Weifei Fu Chittaranjan Das Mahdi Malekshahi Meng Li Michael Saliba SalibaLab Royal Society of Chemistry ⚡️⚡️ xlink.rsc.org/?DOI=D3EE02404K

Issue 4 of #EESJournal is out now! #OnTheCover, a paper from Weiwei Zuo, SalibaLab, Michael Saliba et al. titled ‘Crystallization dynamics and stabilization of FAPbI3 single-phase perovskite’ ➡ doi.org/10.1039/D3EE02…

Congratulations to Weiwei Zuo for the front cover of #EESJournal. Last cover was in 2016 on triple cation #perovskite solar cells. Now in 2024, it's on fundamental #crystallization dynamics during thin-film formation. Grateful for the fantastic collaborators and an amazing team!

It is not a matter of good or bad material, but rather finding a suitable one. Due to the strong adsorption energy between formamidinium and lead iodide, both α-FAPbI3 and δ-FAPbI3 will exhibit high stability. doi.org/10.1039/D3EE02…

Want to stay updated on latest developments on #perovskite materials?⚛️#ViPerCon2024 is🔙 We're thrilled to present the 5⃣th edition of the Virtual Perovskite Conference💻 Join us on April 3rd at⌚9:50 CEST👇 Secure your spot with 50 sign-ups for free! 🎉 salibalabs.com/vipercon2024/

🌞Excited to welcome Petra Olschowski, Minister for Science, Research and Arts in Baden-Württemberg. Her support, curiosity and appreciation for renewable energy are crucial for advancing solar research to the next level. 🔬 #perovskite #photovoltaics #innovationmatters