Joseph Maclennan, Yongqiang Shen, Tao Gong, Renfan Shao, Eva Korblova, David Walba, Noel Clark J51.00007: Effective Conductivity due to Continuous Polarization Reorientation in Fluid Ferroelectrics J51.00006: A Bent - Shape Leaning Smectic Liquid Crystal MaterialĬuiyu Zhang, Nick Diorio, S. Yongqiang Shen, Tao Gong, Dong Chen, Renfan Shao, Chenhui Zhu, Matthew Glaser, Joseph Maclennan, David Walba, Noel Clark J51.00005: A Biaxial Banana Liquid Crystal Phase with Short-range Layer Ordering J51.00004: Structural Reorganization of 4 - Cyano - 4' - octyloxybiphenyl (8OCB) revealed by Fast Scanning Calorimetryĭongshan Zhou, Jing Jiang, Zhijie Huang, Wei Jiang, Gi Xue J51.00003: Smectic liquid crystal cells with a ``dirty'' substrate Zhiyuan Qi, Zoom Nguyen, Cheol Park, Joe Maclennan, Matt Maclennan, Noel Clark J51.00002: Two-Dimensional Microfluidics: hydrodynamics of drops and interfaces in flowing smectic liquid crystal channels Zoom Nguyen, Aaron Goldfain, Cheol Park, Joe Maclennan, Matt Glaser, Noel Clark J51.00001: Two-Dimensional Microfluidics: Hydrodynamic Interactions in Ultra-Thin Smectic Liquid Crystal Films Session Index Session J51: Liquid Crystals: Smectic, Ferroelectric, Nanocomposites and DNAĬhair: Luz J Martinez-Miranda, University of Maryland Finally, we focus on the remaining challenges and prospects of 2D PSCs to further optimize the device performance for practical applications.Please enable JavaScript in your browser. We then provide our insights into the state-of-the-art strategies used to manipulate the crystallization kinetics of 2D perovskites with an emphasis on their functionalities of optimized film properties and cell performance. First, we summarize the archetypes of 2D perovskites that have been incorporated into high-performance PSCs and review the essential crystal nucleation and growth mechanisms. This review aims to provide guidelines on crystallization control in 2D perovskites and inspires the development of simple and compatible optimization methods for different 2D perovskite systems. The manipulation of crystalline orientation and ordered quantum well (QW) arrangement have emerged as two main factors to achieve high-quality 2D perovskite deposition. The advancement of perovskite solar cells (PSCs) using 2D perovskites is necessarily accompanied by an in-depth understanding of the crystallization kinetics for thin-film formation. Two-dimensional (2D) perovskites have gained tremendous research interest in optoelectronic applications thanks to their structural diversity and superior environmental stability. Hong Kong Institute for Advanced Study, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong
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