About me
I am a Research Associate Professor at Northwestern University. I received my Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from Arizona State University, focusing on understanding defects in 2D materials. Before joining Northwestern, I completed postdoctoral training at the University of Toronto, where I studied perovskites, quantum dots, and their optoelectronic devices. Currently, my research centers on defect passivation and enhancing the stability of interfaces in perovskite solar cells.
News
- 2024.07 I am joining the ACS Fall meeting in Denver August 18-19
- 2024.05 I am joining the Tandem PV workshop in Amsterdam June 25-27
- 2024.04 Our latest work on the perovskite solar cell is online! Improved charge extraction in inverted perovskite solar cells with dual-site-binding ligands – Science
- 2024.03 Our latest work on perovskite surface defect passivation, highlighting the importance of dynamic defect-passivant interaction, is online! The dynamic adsorption affinity of ligands is a surrogate for the passivation of surface defects – Nature Communications
- 2024.01 Our latest work on the perovskite tandem is online! All-Perovskite Tandems Enabled by Surface Anchoring of Long-Chain Amphiphilic Ligands – ACS Energy Letters
- 2024.01 Our latest work on the perovskite solar mini-module is online! A thermotropic liquid crystal enables efficient and stable perovskite solar modules – Nature Energy