State-of-the-art solar cells based on blends of organic semiconductors can show impressive performance characteristics — which is surprising, given the nature of the interactions between the photogenerated electrons and holes, where recombination of the photogenerated charges might be expected to limit device efficiency. Akshay Rao et al. looked in detail at this loss mechanism, and identify the physical factors that can suppress electron-hole recombination in these materials.
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