Fine-Tuning Energy Levels via Asymmetric End Groups Enables Polymer Solar Cells with Efficiencies over 17%
Zhenghui Luo(Shenzhen University), He Yan(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Yiqun Xiao(Chinese University of Hong Kong), Kai Chen(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Ruijie Ma(University of Science and Technology Liaoning), Jianwei Yu(Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences), Huiliang Sun(Centre of Excellence for Advanced Materials), Jie Min(Wuhan University of Technology), Jun Yuan(Linköping University), Xinhui Lu(Jiangsu University), Guanshui Xie(Southern University of Science and Technology), Chuluo Yang(Shenzhen University), Tao Liu(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology), Jian Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yuzhong Chen(Fuzhou University), Feng Gao(Nankai University), Yingping Zou(Central South University), Rui Sun(Taiyuan University of Technology), Gaoda Chai(Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
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