Sustainable materials acceleration platform reveals stable and efficient wide-bandgap metal halide perovskite alloys
Sustainable materials acceleration platform reveals stable and efficient wide-bandgap metal halide perovskite alloys
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10.1016/j.matt.2023.06.040
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2023-07
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18.9
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Tonghui Wang;Ruipeng Li;H. Ardekani;L. Serrano-Luján;Jiantao Wang;Mahdi Ramezani;R. Wilmington;Mihirsinh Chauhan;Robert W. Epps;Kasra Darabi;Boyu Guo;Dali Sun;M. Abolhasani;K. Gundogdu;A. Amassian
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Tonghui Wang;Ruipeng Li;H. Ardekani;L. Serrano-Luján;Jiantao Wang;Mahdi Ramezani;R. Wilmington;Mihirsinh Chauhan;Robert W. Epps;Kasra Darabi;Boyu Guo;Dali Sun;M. Abolhasani;K. Gundogdu;A. Amassian
The vast chemical space of emerging semiconductors, like metal halide perovskites, and their varied requirements for semiconductor applications have rendered trial-and-error environmentally unsustainable. In this work, we demonstrate RoboMapper, a materials acceleration platform (MAP), that achieves 10-fold research acceleration by formulating and palletizing semiconductors on a chip, thereby allowing high-throughput (HT) measurements to generate quantitative structure-property relationships (QSPRs) considerably more efficiently and sustainably. We leverage the RoboMapper to construct QSPR maps for the mixed ion FA1−yCsyPb(I1−xBrx)3halide perovskite in terms of structure, bandgap, and photostability with respect to its composition. We identify wide-bandgap alloys suitable for perovskite-Si hybrid tandem solar cells exhibiting a pure cubic perovskite phase with favorable defect chemistry while achieving superior stability at the target bandgap of ∼1.7 eV. RoboMapper's palletization strategy reduces environmental impacts of data generation in materials research by more than an order of magnitude, paving the way for sustainable data-driven materials research.