Low dimensional semiconductor materials have great potential in electronic and optoelectronic applications due to their unique structure and characteristics. Particularly noteworthy is their superior performance in photovoltaic devices, with many low-dimensional nanomaterials showcasing remarkable efficacy. Among the forefront technologies for future optoelectronics and electronics are perovskite solar cells.
At the core of this investigation lies the extensive studyof low-dimensional perovskites. Leveraging their high formation energy and robust stability, these materials offer a fundamental solution to the challenges faced by their three-dimensional counterparts. Beyond addressing existing issues, this exploration presents a broad opportunity to generalize the universality of various strategies for solar cell applications. Besides, the physical properties related to structure, including charge distribution, band structure, exciton-phonon coupling, quantum confinement effect, and spin-orbit coupling, need to be further explored to clarify the structure-property relationship of low-dimensional perovskite. This mechanism can provide powerful guidance for the subsequent preparation and performance optimization of perovskite solar cells.
This research aims to comprehensively explore the unique characteristics of low-dimensional nanostructures, focusing on their electrical, optical, and chemical properties, specifically tailored to enhance the performance of perovskite solar cells. We welcome Original Research and Review articles on themes including, but not limited to:
• Synthesis of low dimensional nanostructured and nanoscale materials
• Quantum materials
• 2D materials
• Layered materials
• Layered quantum materials
• Characterisation of low-dimensional functional nanoscale materials
• Properties of low-dimensional nanoscale materials
• Self-assembly and molecular organisation
• Low dimensional/three dimensional hybrid nanostructures
Keywords:
low-dimensional nanostructures, semiconductor materials, perovskite solar cell, two-dimensional, quantum dot, nanosheet
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Low dimensional semiconductor materials have great potential in electronic and optoelectronic applications due to their unique structure and characteristics. Particularly noteworthy is their superior performance in photovoltaic devices, with many low-dimensional nanomaterials showcasing remarkable efficacy. Among the forefront technologies for future optoelectronics and electronics are perovskite solar cells.
At the core of this investigation lies the extensive studyof low-dimensional perovskites. Leveraging their high formation energy and robust stability, these materials offer a fundamental solution to the challenges faced by their three-dimensional counterparts. Beyond addressing existing issues, this exploration presents a broad opportunity to generalize the universality of various strategies for solar cell applications. Besides, the physical properties related to structure, including charge distribution, band structure, exciton-phonon coupling, quantum confinement effect, and spin-orbit coupling, need to be further explored to clarify the structure-property relationship of low-dimensional perovskite. This mechanism can provide powerful guidance for the subsequent preparation and performance optimization of perovskite solar cells.
This research aims to comprehensively explore the unique characteristics of low-dimensional nanostructures, focusing on their electrical, optical, and chemical properties, specifically tailored to enhance the performance of perovskite solar cells. We welcome Original Research and Review articles on themes including, but not limited to:
• Synthesis of low dimensional nanostructured and nanoscale materials
• Quantum materials
• 2D materials
• Layered materials
• Layered quantum materials
• Characterisation of low-dimensional functional nanoscale materials
• Properties of low-dimensional nanoscale materials
• Self-assembly and molecular organisation
• Low dimensional/three dimensional hybrid nanostructures
Keywords:
low-dimensional nanostructures, semiconductor materials, perovskite solar cell, two-dimensional, quantum dot, nanosheet
Important Note:
All contributions to this Research Topic must be within the scope of the section and journal to which they are submitted, as defined in their mission statements. Frontiers reserves the right to guide an out-of-scope manuscript to a more suitable section or journal at any stage of peer review.