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Timothy W. Schmidt
Timothy W. Schmidt
Professor of Chemistry, UNSW Sydney
Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei unsw.edu.au
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Photochemical upconversion: present status and prospects for its application to solar energy conversion
TF Schulze, TW Schmidt
Energy & Environmental Science 8 (1), 103-125, 2015
6142015
On the efficiency limit of triplet–triplet annihilation for photochemical upconversion
YY Cheng, T Khoury, RGCR Clady, MJY Tayebjee, NJ Ekins-Daukes, ...
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 12 (1), 66-71, 2010
4362010
Improving the light-harvesting of amorphous silicon solar cells with photochemical upconversion
YY Cheng, B Fückel, RW MacQueen, T Khoury, RGCR Clady, TF Schulze, ...
Energy & Environmental Science 5 (5), 6953-6959, 2012
4202012
Kinetic analysis of photochemical upconversion by triplet− triplet annihilation: beyond any spin statistical limit
YY Cheng, B Fückel, T Khoury, RGCR Clady, MJY Tayebjee, ...
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters 1 (12), 1795-1799, 2010
3282010
Photochemical upconversion: the primacy of kinetics
TW Schmidt, FN Castellano
The journal of physical chemistry letters 5 (22), 4062-4072, 2014
3002014
Beyond Shockley–Queisser: molecular approaches to high-efficiency photovoltaics
MJY Tayebjee, DR McCamey, TW Schmidt
The journal of physical chemistry letters 6 (12), 2367-2378, 2015
2212015
Efficiency enhancement of organic and thin-film silicon solar cells with photochemical upconversion
TF Schulze, J Czolk, YY Cheng, B Fückel, RW MacQueen, T Khoury, ...
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C 116 (43), 22794-22801, 2012
2152012
Dye-sensitized solar cell with integrated triplet–triplet annihilation upconversion system
A Nattestad, YY Cheng, RW MacQueen, TF Schulze, FW Thompson, ...
The journal of physical chemistry letters 4 (12), 2073-2078, 2013
2112013
Future and challenges for hybrid upconversion nanosystems
S Wen, J Zhou, PJ Schuck, YD Suh, TW Schmidt, D Jin
Nature Photonics 13 (12), 828-838, 2019
1922019
On the quantum yield of photon upconversion via triplet–triplet annihilation
Y Zhou, FN Castellano, TW Schmidt, K Hanson
ACS Energy Letters 5 (7), 2322-2326, 2020
1882020
Endothermic singlet fission is hindered by excimer formation
CB Dover, JK Gallaher, L Frazer, PC Tapping, AJ Petty, MJ Crossley, ...
Nature chemistry 10 (3), 305-310, 2018
1792018
Line strengths and updated molecular constants for the C2 Swan system
JSA Brooke, PF Bernath, TW Schmidt, GB Bacskay
Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer 124, 11-20, 2013
1652013
The exciton dynamics in tetracene thin films
MJY Tayebjee, RGCR Clady, TW Schmidt
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 15 (35), 14797-14805, 2013
1572013
Thermodynamic limit of exciton fission solar cell efficiency
MJY Tayebjee, AA Gray-Weale, TW Schmidt
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters 3 (19), 2749-2754, 2012
1482012
Crystalline silicon solar cells with tetracene interlayers: the path to silicon-singlet fission heterojunction devices
RW MacQueen, M Liebhaber, J Niederhausen, M Mews, C Gersmann, ...
Materials Horizons 5 (6), 1065-1075, 2018
1342018
Optimizing the efficiency of solar photon upconversion
L Frazer, JK Gallaher, TW Schmidt
ACS Energy Letters 2 (6), 1346-1354, 2017
1322017
A molecular approach to the intermediate band solar cell: The symmetric case
NJ Ekins-Daukes, TW Schmidt
Applied Physics Letters 93 (6), 2008
1312008
Photochemical upconversion of near-infrared light from below the silicon bandgap
EM Gholizadeh, SKK Prasad, ZL Teh, T Ishwara, S Norman, AJ Petty, ...
Nature Photonics 14 (9), 585-590, 2020
1272020
Entropically driven photochemical upconversion
YY Cheng, B Fückel, T Khoury, RGCR Clady, NJ Ekins-Daukes, ...
The Journal of Physical Chemistry A 115 (6), 1047-1053, 2011
1142011
A new role of curcumin: as a multicolor photoinitiator for polymer fabrication under household UV to red LED bulbs
J Zhao, J Lalevée, H Lu, R MacQueen, SH Kable, TW Schmidt, ...
Polymer Chemistry 6 (28), 5053-5061, 2015
1102015
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