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Correlative Raman spectroscopy and the characterisation of perovskite solar cells

To gain full sample characterisation, you can combine Raman microscopy with multiple analytical techniques. In this webinar, we discuss how correlative Raman spectroscopy can be used in multi-modal analysis. Raman analysis provides chemical and structural information, while being non-destructive and requiring very little sample preparation.

We will be joined by Dr Wing Chung Tsoi, from Swansea University, who will present his groundbreaking research on perovskite solar cells using correlated imaging modalities including Raman spectroscopy, photoluminescence, photocurrent and electroluminescence. Discover the importance of perovskites as a solar cell material, with key application context.

In addition, we show how the inVia™ confocal Raman microscope is ideal for integrated and co-localised analysis using a variety of techniques including:
  • Surface probe measurements (SPM) like atomic force microscopy (AFM)
  • Scanning electron microscopy (SEM)
  • Fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy (FLIM)
  • Second-harmonic generation (SHG)
  • Photocurrent measurements

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Tuesday 5th March: 

9.00am Chicago (CDT), 4.00pm London (GMT), 5.00am Berlin (CEST)7

Thursday 7th March:

9.00am Chicago (CDT), 4.00pm London (GMT), 5.00am Berlin (CEST)

Tuesday 14th March: 

9.00am Chicago (CDT), 4.00pm London (GMT), 5.00am Berlin (CEST)

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Meet your speakers

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Jorge Diniz, Applications Scientist

Jorge is a seasoned Raman Applications Scientist at Renishaw, with a strong academic background in Chemistry and Materials. Jorge’s PhD research focused on the study of confined phenomena in porous systems using vibrational spectroscopy, including Raman. Jorge has continued to successfully apply his expertise in Raman research instruments across a wide range of application areas.

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Dr Wing Chung Tsoi, Associate Professor at Swansea University

Dr Tsoi’s research interests are solution-process photovoltaic devices, including organic and perovskite solar cells. His expertise is in advanced nano-characterisation methods for probing the structures and morphology of photovoltaic thin films, thus leading to improvements in stability and performance. He uses Raman spectroscopy and functional atomic force microscopy (AFM) for applications such as indoor photovoltaic cells, power generation windows and aerospace.

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Wednesday 12th March: 

1.00pm Chicago (CDT) / 6.00pm London (GMT) / 7.00pm Berlin (CEST)

Thursday 13th March: 

7.00am London (GMT) / 3.00pm Beijing (CST) / 4.00pm Tokyo (JST)

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