I²CNER contributes to construction of a carbon-neutral society by realizing efficient and stable light-to-electricity and electricity-to-light conversion systems with halide perovskite, organic, and hybrid materials.
Next-generation ultra-fast carrier transport system
I²CNER contributes to development of semiconductor electronics by utilizing ultra-fast electron and hole transport through halide perovskite, organic, and hybrid materials.
Research Methods and Facilities
Establishment of basic working mechanisms of perovskite, organic, and hybrid devices
Development of novel defect passivation methods and optimization of device architectures for higher-performance device fabrication
Clarification of degradation mechanisms toward durable devices
Design and development of electrochemically and photochemically stable organic transport materials
Clean electricity and green hydrogen generation with perovskite solar cells
Development of high-responsivity and high-speed photodetectors
Research on efficient and stable LEDs and lasers
Fundamental research on halide perovskite, organic, and hybrid materials
High-speed and low-voltage field-effect transistors
Light-emitting devices based on a novel energy transfer process
Photovoltaic effect with charge transfer between organic and inorganic components