Dr. Ryan Crisp

Lehrstuhl für Chemistry of thin film materials

Multiple exciton generation for photoelectrochemical hydrogen evolution reactions with quantum yields exceeding 100% (2017) Yan Y, Crisp R, Gu J, Chernomordik BD, Pach GF, Marshall AR, Turner JA, Beard MC Journal article Tandem Solar Cells from Solution-Processed CdTe and PbS Quantum Dots Using a ZnTe-ZnO Tunnel Junction (2017) Crisp R, Pach GF, Kurley JM, France RM, Reese MO, Nanayakkara SU, Macleod BA, et al. Journal article, Letter Transparent Ohmic Contacts for Solution-Processed, Ultrathin CdTe Solar Cells (2017) Kurley JM, Panthani MG, Crisp R, Nanayakkara SU, Pach GF, Reese MO, Hudson MH, et al. Journal article, Letter Photoconductivity of CdTe Nanocrystal-Based Thin Films: Te2- Ligands Lead To Charge Carrier Diffusion Lengths Over 2 mu m (2015) Crisp R, Callahan R, Reid OG, Dolzhnikov DS, Talapin DV, Rumbles G, Luther JM, Kopidakis N Journal article Comparison of Recombination Dynamics in CH3NH3PbBr3 and CH3NH3PbI3 Perovskite Films: Influence of Exciton Binding Energy (2015) Yang Y, Yang M, Li Z, Crisp R, Zhu K, Beard MC Journal article Preparation of Cd/Pb Chalcogenide Heterostructured Janus Particles via Controllable Cation Exchange (2015) Zhang J, Chernomordik BD, Crisp R, Kroupa DM, Luther JM, Miller EM, Gao J, Beard MC Journal article Synthetic Conditions for High-Accuracy Size Control of PbS Quantum Dots (2015) Zhang J, Crisp R, Gao J, Kroupa DM, Beard MC, Luther JM Journal article Metal Halide Solid-State Surface Treatment for High Efficiency PbS and PbSe QD Solar Cells (2015) Crisp R, Kroupa DM, Marshall AR, Miller EM, Zhang J, Beard MC, Luther JM Journal article Understanding the role of chemical treatments and device architecture on ink-based CdTe solar cells (2015) Crisp R, Panthani M, Talapin DV, Luther JM Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture Photoelectron and inverse photoelectron spectroscopy of PbS quantum dots (2015) Miller E, Kroupa D, Crisp R, Marshall A, Zhang J, Schulz P, Kahn A, et al. Conference contribution, Abstract of lecture