Over the last 5 years, research on the synthesis, device engineering, and device physics of
solution‐processed small molecule solar cells (SMSCs) has rapidly expanded …

Molecular packing structures in the active layers have a crucial impact on the electronic
processes for organic solar cells. To date, however, it is still difficult to probe molecular self …

In organic solar cells (OSCs), electron donor–acceptor materials are key factors influencing
device performance. However, traditional experimental methods for developing new, high …

Non-fullerene acceptors led to outstanding improvements in the efficiency of organic
photovoltaic devices, with high promises of further advancements. Several studies have …

Non-fullerene acceptors (NFAs) are highly promising materials for organic photovoltaics
(OPVs). Exciton diffusion in NFAs is crucial to their photovoltaic performance, but is not yet …

Tuning donor/acceptor interfacial arrangements and electron‐transfer processes in the
active layers is crucial to improve the performance of organic solar cells (OSCs). Here, the …

In the last decade, fluorination has been successfully applied to organic semiconductor
materials, especially to donor or acceptor materials for non-fullerene organic solar cells …

In recent years, non-fullerene acceptors, especially fused-ring electron acceptors (FREAs),
have been successfully applied to develop high-performance bulk-heterojunction organic …

π-Conjugated oligomers functionalized with the popular dicyanorhodanine (RCN) electron
acceptor are shown to be susceptible to photo-induced Z/E isomerization. The …

With the aim of understanding the sources of energy losses in bulk heterojunction solar
cells, the rates of elementary charge-transfer processes occurring at the donor–acceptor …