We study new and emerging semiconductors, to understand their physics and chemistry and incorporate them in next generation technologies which will help tackle climate change.
From solar energy generation (photovoltaics) to reduced energy consumption (light emitting diodes) our research group believes that semiconductors can help us to fight climate change and build a more equitable future for all.
Blog Posts
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Grace attends Lindau Nobel Meeting
In August PDRA Grace attended the Lindau Nobel Meeting, presenting her research on perovskite solar cells.
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New research published
We recently published two new papers. Read about them here.
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PhD Blog
PhD student Sophie Tucker shares her thoughts on physics, research and research goals.
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Early career researchers
Alex was recently interviewed in Nature Communications for her work supporting and celebrating ECRs in Materials Science.
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PhD students at conference
Sophie and Rehmat present at the University of Sheffield's sustainability conference
