Juan-Pablo Correa-Baena
@jpcorreabaena
Associate Prof @GeorgiaTech @baenalab low-cost semiconductors #solar #optoelectronics. Previously @mit @epfl @uconn. Opinions my own. He/his
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http://www.mse.gatech.edu/people/juan-pablo-correa-baena 02-08-2017 16:04:10
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Congratulations to Martin Gomez-Dominguez for passing his proposal defense! The fifth student of the group so far. We are so proud of what you have built in our group on materials for exciton polariton research. A clear gap you are helping fill!
Check out my discussion in Nature Energy on the mechanical stability of perovskite solar cells when chiral molecules are used at interfaces. Highlighting the work published in Science Magazine by Yuanyuan (Alvin) Zhou
I am looking forward to hosting Prof. Yanfa Yan at Georgia Tech next week. Come see his exciting talk! School of Materials Science and Engineering Strategic Energy Institute at Georgia Tech GT_Matter_Systems
π’π’π’π’Making perovskite solar cells more thermally stable π’π’π’π’ In collab w our synthesis friends (John Reynolds group) GT (Bio)chemistry School of Materials Science and Engineering we designed polymers w branched side chains to prevent crystallization at high temps making them last longer. pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10β¦
Congrats Yeo Research Group! This is great news for GT and our students.
Thinking ahead to end-of-useful-life for renewable energy technologies like solar will help alleviate environmental concerns down the road. Juan-Pablo Correa-Baena has been awarded U.S. National Science Foundation grant to study recycling of perovskite solar cells: b.gatech.edu/3zb5z9t School of Materials Science and Engineering Georgia Tech Research
Chirality for stable interfaces Β¦ Juan-Pablo Correa-Baena discusses new research on chiral molecules to improve the mechanical stability of the interfaces of #perovskite #SolarCells, making them more tolerant to thermal cycling stress. buff.ly/3T5rxRT
congrats to the leadership!! and special congrats to Derya Baran. A big win for MRS!
An exciting day yesterday talking to a new community about processing science of halide perovskites. my first keynote π iscst.com/symposium/ Correa-Baena Lab Gatech School of Materials Science and Engineering
School of Materials Science and Engineering Georgia Tech College of Engineering GarTen Group at Georgia Tech Matt McDowell Natalie Stingelin Antonio Facchetti Guoxiang (Emma) Hu Gleb Yushin πΊπ¦ Here is the link to our opening: tinyurl.com/wpmvpkp2
Let's get Carlos selected. He truly is an inspiration for Hispanics in the US and Canada :) Carlos Silva AcuΓ±a