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Materials for energy

Materials for energy

In search of new solutions for cheap and stable solar cells

01 Nov 2021 Margaret Harris
Taken from the 2021 issue of the Physics World Materials Briefing.

Giulia Grancini is an expert in next-generation photovoltaic materials. She speaks to Margaret Harris about her research on hybrid perovskite solar cells and the “golden triangle” of efficiency, stability and cost

Giulia Grancini
Perovskite powerhouse Giulia Grancini and members of her research group in her lab at the University of Pavia, Italy. (Courtesy: Giulia Grancini)
What materials are you studying? My research focuses generally on hybrid perovskite materials for op

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