IGERT: Nanostructured Solar Cells: Materials, Processes, and Devices (DGE-0903685) (DGE- 0903685) Mary Berry, Stanley May, Ranjit Koodali, The University.

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IGERT: Nanostructured Solar Cells: Materials, Processes, and Devices (DGE ) (DGE ) Mary Berry, Stanley May, Ranjit Koodali, The University of South Dakota David Galipeau, South Dakota State University Jon Kellar, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology SDSM&T USD SDSU Research is conducted within three interdisciplinary emphases: Emphasis #1: Luminescent Solar Concentrators (LSC) Emphasis #2: Excitonic Solar Cells (ESC) Emphasis #3: Photoelectrochemical Cells (PEC) Shared Coursework, Seminars, and Group Meetings are facilitated through video conferencing on the Access Grid (AG). Schedule for upcoming AG Course Offerings Spring 2011 Printed Electronics: Materials and Processes (SDSM&T) Advanced Photovoltaics (SDSU) Fall 2011 Fundamentals of Photovoltaics (SDSU) Organic Electronics (SDSU) Spring 2012 Advanced Photovoltaics (SDSU) Synthesis and Characterization of Nanomaterials (USD) Fall 2012 Luminescence of Materials (USD) Spring 2013 Fundamentals of Photovoltaics (SDSU) Fall 2013 Theory and Applications of Nanomaterials (SDSM&T) Internships are provided through partnership with the National Center for Photovoltaics (NREL), Covidien (Mallinckrodt-Baker), General Atomics, and Radiance Corporation. Educational Outreach: IGERT students design and execute educational outreach projects under the umbrella of the Northern Plains Undergraduate Research Center (NSF-URC), the Research Apprenticeship Program (NIH- BRIN), or SDSU’s Success Academy. Acknowledgement: Thanks to NSF-IGERT, MRI, EPS, CHE(CRIF, URC, REU) for generous support for educational programs, instrumentation, and research infrastructure. Thanks to DoD and DOE and NSF for research support for the projects in which the IGERT trainees are engaged. Thanks to the South Dakota Governor's Office of Economic Development for significant investment in PANS/IGERT research infrastructure development. Introduction to Research Workshop with students from Nebraska Indian Community College IGERT student, Daren Davoux (SDSU, EE) intern with Radiance Technologies The South Dakota IGERT on Nanostructured Solar Cells engaged its first cohort of nine students in Fall These students are part of a larger collaborative referred to as the Photo-Activated Nanoscale Systems (PANS) group, who met in Chamberlain, SD in June 2010 to first launch the IGERT program. Pans All Investigator Meeting, June 2010 Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells Group Fundamental Science Logue, Koodali, He, Yan, Hoefelmeyer, Qiao Enabling Technology Galipeau, Baroughi, Bommisetty Systems Galipeau Deliverable: New type of excitonic cell capable of increased light collection ability and novel charge transport materials. Interaction with system end user Research Iteration System Requirements ESC Fabrication Solar Cell Characterization Dye research: Synthesis of linked dyes Evaluation of dye molecules Charge conductors: Hole transport materials. TiO 2 fabrication Organization plan for the DSSC group in the ESC emphasis. Bulk Heterojunction with TiO 2 Aerogels 600 nm (a) (b) (a) Pure TiO 2 (b) CuPc/TiO 2 Bulk Hetero- junction Preparation of nano-structured TiO 2 for photoanodes A DSSC project for phthalocyanine sensitization of high surface area TiO 2 Highly crystalline NaYF 4 :Yb, Er up-conversion nanocrystals in solution, in monoliths, and as thin films. Collaboration is enhanced by student inter-campus, interdisciplinary lab rotations. Students spend one semester in a collaborators laboratory working on complementary aspects of their dissertation project. Rob Anderson from SDSM&T models up-conversion dynamics at USD.