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Analysis method uncovers degradation mechanisms behind perovskite solar absorber

In a report published in ACS Energy Letters, researchers determined the root causes behind the optoelectronic degradation for a lead halide perovskite.
Machine learning facilitates construction of metastable phase diagrams

In a paper appearing in Nature Communications, researchers report a machine learning-based approach for producing phase diagrams, which are applicable to metastable materials that are far from equilibrium.
Unconventional approach yields high-performance material for next-generation battery

In a paper published in Nature Communications, researchers synthesized a novel rock-salt electrode material by the unconventional approach of crystallization of amorphous nano-channeled Nb2O5 during initial cell cycling.
X-ray nanoimaging of an ultrafast phase transition

In a report published in PNAS, researchers report on a newly developed laser-pumped X-ray nanodiffraction imaging capability with 25 nm and 100 ps resolutions.
New Automated Framework for Image Simulation

In a report published in Small, researchers introduce “ingrained”, an automated framework for the fusion of atomic-resolution materials imaging simulations into the experimental images to which they correspond.
New route to build materials out of tiny particles
Pathway for Better Photon Upconversion in Solar Applications

For a study published in ACS Energy Letters, researchers elucidated the pathway for photon upconversion in a perovskite/rubrene bilayer.
Ultrafast hot electrons in colloidal quantum wells

In a paper published in Nanoscale, researchers report characterizing hot electrons (above the bandgap) by ultrafast optical spectroscopy of optically excited colloidal quantum wells.
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