| 125 - 146 |
A brief history of the development of organic and polymeric photovoltaics
Spanggaard H, Krebs FC |
| 147 - 168 |
Interface dipole at organic/metal interfaces and organic solar cells
Crispin X |
| 169 - 186 |
Optical modelling of a layered photovoltaic device with a polyfluorene derivative/fullerene as the active layer
Persson NK, Schubert M, Inganas O |
| 187 - 199 |
Fullerene-(pi-conjugated oligomer) dyads as active photovoltaic materials
Nierengarten JF |
| 201 - 209 |
Photophysics and photovoltaic device properties of phthalocyanine-fullerene dyad : conjugated polymer mixtures
Neugebauer H, Loi MA, Winder C, Sariciftci NS, Cerullo G, Gouloumis A, Vazquez P, Torres T |
| 211 - 228 |
Synthesis of dye linked conducting block copolymers, dye linked conducting homopolymers and preliminary application to photovoltaics
Krebs FC, Hagemann O, Jorgensen M |
| 229 - 245 |
Influence of molecular architecture and intermixing on the photovoltaic, morphological and spectroscopic properties of CuPc-C-60 heterojunctions
Heutz S, Sullivan P, Sanderson BM, Schultes SM, Jones TS |
| 247 - 262 |
Patterns of efficiency and degradation of composite polymer solar cells
Jeranko T, Tributsch H, Sariciftci NS, Hummelen JC |
| 263 - 271 |
Improving power efficiencies in polymer - polymer blend photovoltaics
Breeze AJ, Schlesinger Z, Carter SA, Tillmann H, Horhold HH |
| 273 - 292 |
Organic photovoltaics: technology and market
Brabec CJ |
| 293 - 300 |
Production of large-area polymer solar cells by industrial silk screen printing, lifetime considerations and lamination with polyethyleneterephthalate
Krebs FC, Alstrup J, Spanggaard H, Larsen K, Kold E |
| 301 - 310 |
Solid-state photoelectrochemical device based on poly(3-hexylthiophene) and an ion conducting polymer electrolyte, amorphous poly(ethylene oxide) complexed with I-3(-)/I- redox couple
Adi M, Yohannes T, Solomon T |
| 311 - 321 |
Polypyrrole/titania hybrids: synthetic variation and test for the photovoltaic materials
Kwon JD, Kim PH, Keum JH, Kim JS |
