LIMNO The Laboratory for Molecular Engineering of Optoelectronic Nanomaterials © LIMNO/2021, An organic semiconductor bulk heterojunction photoelectrode Four LIMNO members win awards at MATSUS Fall 2024 ConferencePublished:22.11.24 — Congratulations to Louise Foltzer-De Cian, Benjamin Goldman, Arnau Bertran, and Parnian Ferdowsi ! Organic spacers create free charges in layered halide PerovskitesPublished:24.09.24 — The LIMNO lab introduces a new lead-halide-based Ruddlesden–Popper perovskite structure based on a visible-light-absorbing naphthalene-iminoimide cation. The optoelectronic properties of this new material represent an important step toward enhancing light harvesting and affording the spatial separation of charge carrier transport in stable layered perovskite-based devices.Rebekah Wells receives the 2024 Lopez-Loreta PrizePublished:04.07.24 — After defending her PhD in 2022, Rebekah Wells launches her research program on chiral 2D nanomaterials, thanks to the 1M Euros support of the Lopez-Loreta Foundation.New insights into Charge Carrier Dynamics for Solar FuelsPublished:11.06.24 — Combining photoelectrochemical impedance spectroscopy with in-situ UV–vis spectroscopy, a new LIMNO report evaluates the charge carrier dynamics of organic semiconducting photoanodes for solar fuel applications. Combining photoelectrochemical impedance spectroscopy with in-situ UV–vis spectroscopy, a new LIMNO report evaluates the charge carrier dynamics of organic semiconducting photoanodes for solar fuel applications.β-Cyclodextrin in Controlling Perovskite Solar Cell PerformancePublished:28.05.24 — Supramolecular interactions are demonstrated to be key to enhancing performance and stability of triple cation perovskite solar cells.All news Explore more about LIMNO: People Research Publications Open positions in LIMNO Contact LIMNO Prof. Kevin SIVULA EPFL SB ISIC LIMNO Station 6, Bât. CH CH H4 565 1015 Lausanne Tél.: +41 (0)21 693 79 79 Tél.: +41 (0)21 693 79 78 kevin.sivula@epfl.ch limno.epfl.ch