11th International Conference on
Tokyo, Japan
Nanotechnology is revolutionizing photovoltaics by enhancing light absorption, charge separation, and energy conversion at the nanoscale. Nanostructured materials—like quantum dots, nanowires, and perovskite layers—enable thinner, more efficient, and flexible solar cells. They can be engineered to trap sunlight more effectively, reducing material usage while boosting power output. Plasmonic nanoparticles concentrate and direct light within active layers for improved spectral harvesting. These nanoscale innovations also enhance stability and allow for integration into unconventional surfaces like windows or fabrics. Hybrid nanomaterials offer tunable bandgaps, enabling multi-junction solar cells and next-gen tandem technologies. Nanocoatings protect cells from moisture, UV degradation, and mechanical stress, extending device life.
Nanocrystal Solar Cells
Wearable Nanophotovoltaics
Nanocoatings and Surface Engineering
Light-Trapping Nanostructures
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