Prof. Dr. Christoph Brabec

Institute Materials for Electronics and Energy Technology (i-MEET) (i-MEET)

Bipolar charge transport in PCPDTBT-PCBM bulk-heterojunctions for photovoltaic applications (2008) Morana M, Wegscheider M, Bonanni A, Kopidakis N, Shaheen S, Scharber M, Zhu Z, et al. Journal article, Original article Angle dependence of external and internal quantum efficiencies in bulk-heterojunction organic solar cells (2007) Dennler G, Forberich K, Scharber M, Brabec C, Tomis I, Hingerl K, Fromherz T Journal article, Original article Alternating quinoxaline/oligothiophene copolymers - Synthesis and unexpected absorption properties (2007) Tsami A, Bünnagel TW, Farrell T, Scharber M, Chalois SA, Brabec C, Scherf U Journal article, Original article Barix multilayer barrier technology for organic solar cells (2006) Moro L, Rutherford NM, Visser RJ, Hauch JA, Klepek C, Denk P, Schilinsky P, Brabec C Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Alternative device concepts for future requirements of organic photovoltaic cells (2006) Waldauf C, Morana M, Denk P, Brabec CJ, Brabec C, Coakley K, Schilinsky P, Choulis SA Conference contribution, Conference Contribution A fulleropyrrolidine-phthalocyanine dyad for photovoltaic applications (2003) Loi M, Denk P, Hoppe H, Neugebauer H, Meissner D, Winder C, Brabec C, et al. Journal article, Original article A Soluble Donor-Acceptor Double-Cable Polymer: Polythiophene with Pendant Fullerenes (2003) Cravino A, Zerza G, Maggini M, Bucella S, Svensson M, Andersson MR, Neugebauer H, et al. Journal article, Original article A low-bandgap semiconducting polymer for photovoltaic devices and infrared emitting diodes (2002) Brabec C, Winder C, Sariciftci NS, Hummelen J, Dhanabalan A, van Hal P, Janssen RAJ Journal article, Original article A comparison between state-of-the-art 'gilch' and 'sulphinyl' synthesised MDMO-PPV/PCBM bulk hetero-junction solar cells (2002) Munters T, Martens T, Goris L, Vrindts V, Manca J, Lutsen L, De Ceuninck W, et al. Journal article, Original article 2.5% efficient organic plastic solar cells (2001) Shaheen SE, Brabec C, Sariciftci NS Journal article, Original article