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Credit: Jack Hobhouse

Dr Pascal Kaienburg

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

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  • Condensed Matter Physics

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  • Advanced Functional Materials and Devices (AFMD) Group
pascal.kaienburg@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865282330
Robert Hooke Building, room G29
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My work aims at revealing structure-function-performance relationships in organic solar cells. I apply All-Small-Molecule blends, which I either cast from solution or evaporate in vacuum. These molecules are well-suited for industrial purposes as their synthesis is simpler and more reproducible than that of polymers. I characterize my samples with various optoelectronic and microstructure measurements and link these properties to each other and the device performance.

Previously, I was part of the START project [1] in the AFMD group, which involved close collaboration with Africa-based researchers. As of now, I hold an independent EPSRC Postdoctoral Fellowship [2]. I am also a David Clarke Fellow, which brings together early career researchers in energy with mentors from industry.

As of October 2024 and together with Prof. Moritz Riede, I鈥檓 co-founder of , where we develop commercial organic PV solutions.

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A summary of my publications can be found here:

 

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