New PARADIGM SHIFT in automated materials discovery. Professors tell organic, bio-compatible neural-net controlled autonomous workers called PhD students to synthesize new materials.

Don't tell Juan Bisquert but there's something funky about the impedance spectrum of this Spanish cheese 🤔

Not ideal, UPS have damaged and 'discarded' a box of our shipped belongings including our degrees from Cambridge University Trinity College Dublin Russell Sage College , precious photo albums, my Pearl Drums snare drum etc. Any Uni admin or drum companies feel like helping to get them replaced? 🙃

I’m very excited to share my final first author paper from my postdoc now in Nature Energy. In it we uncover how surface treatment of perovskites with HABr enabled two world-record solar cell efficiencies. nature.com/articles/s4156…. These were the first devices with >25% -NREL.

Welcome Kyle Frohna to Stanford! Double the labs, double the fun: he's in the Congreve Lab in EE and Chueh Lab in MatSci. We're happy you're here!

Thank you UCB Miller Institute for this incredible opportunity! Beyond excited to become part of this dynamic cohort. Moving to UC Berkeley in July to start research in The Minor Research Group and Crommie group at Berkeley MSE and Berkeley Physics. Lmk if you're in the area! 🌟 Go Bears! 🐻

Ever wondered how the A-site cation affects the local structure of lead halide perovskites and how this local structure in turn influences their macroscopic properties? 🤔 Check out our new preprint. 1 arxiv.org/abs/2404.14598

Join us at 5pm CET on Wednesday for the next Next Generation Solar Energy Conference seminar with Kyle Frohna from Stanford University, formerly StranksLab Cambridge University, on the power of multimodal microscopy 🔬 in the realm of halide perovskites. More info and sign up link can be found here: ngse.info/phd-postdoc-se…

Dislocation defects in a large spiky solid.

Excited to have been awarded the 2023 Woodruff Thesis prize for my PhD thesis on microscopy of halide perovskites by the Institute of Physics' thin films and surfaces group! Institute of Physics IOP Thin Films and Surfaces Group. Thanks to all StranksLab and beyond for the support and collaboration!

When you write a solid intro section but you have almost no results