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  1. Importance of interfacial crystallinity to reduce open-circuit voltage loss in organic solar cells
  2. Very low activation energy for carrier generation of surface doped organic single crystals observed by Hall effects
  3. Mapping of band-bending for doped C 60 films
  4. Bandgap Science for Organic Solar Cells
  5. pn-homojunction organic solar cells formed in phase-separated co-deposited films
  6. Conjugated organic framework with three-dimensionally ordered stable structure and delocalized π clouds
  7. Tandem organic solar cells formed in co-deposited films by doping
  8. Improvement of Photovoltaic Characteristics by MoO3 Doping of Thick Hole-Transporting Films
  9. Double Co-deposited Layered Organic Photovoltaic Cells with Sensitivity from Visible to Near-Infrared Regions
  10. Evaluation of Barrier Width by Low-Frequency Capacitance Measurements for MoO3-dopedp-Type C60Films
  11. Effect of Co-evaporant Induced Crystallization on Needle Growth of Phthalocyanine Thin Films
  12. Junction Formation by Doping in H2Pc:C60Co-Evaporated Films for Solar Cell Application
  13. Tuning of Barrier Parameters of n-Type Schottky Junctions in Photovoltaic Co-Deposited Films by Doping
  14. Tandem photovoltaic cells formed in single fullerene films by impurity doping
  15. Invertible Organic Photovoltaic Cells with Heavily Doped Organic/Metal Ohmic Contacts
  16. pn-control and pn-homojunction formation of metal-free phthalocyanine by doping
  17. Organic Photovoltaics
  18. Doping-based control of the energetic structure of photovoltaic co-deposited films
  19. pn-homojunction formation in single fullerene films
  20. Co‐evaporant Induced Crystalline Donor: Acceptor Blends in Organic Solar Cells
  21. Conduction-type control of fullerene films from n- to p-type by molybdenum oxide doping
  22. Near infrared light driven organic p-i-n solar cells incorporating phthalocyanine J-aggregate
  23. Structural studies of the codeposited i ‐layer of ZnPc:C60p ‐i ‐n solar cells
  24. One Month Continuous Operation of Organic p–i–n Solar Cells Covered with a Zinc Oxide Protection Layer
  25. Development of High Efficient Organic Thin-film Solar Cells
  26. Morphology of Rare-earth (Y, Sm) Nanostructures Synthesized by the Surfactant-assembled Method
  27. Nanostructure Control by Interlaminated Fullerene/Phthalocyanine Ultrathin Films in p-i-n Organic Solar Cells
  28. Efficient Organicp-i-nSolar Cells Having Very Thick Codeposited i-Layer Consisting of Highly Purified Organic Semiconductors
  29. Efficient organic p-i-n solar cells having very thick codeposited i-layer composed of highly purified organic semiconductors
  30. LONG-TERM OPERATION TESTS OF ORGANIC SOLID-STATE SOLAR CELLS
  31. Formation of Ohmic Contacts to Naphthalene Tetracarboxylic Anhydride Films
  32. P-I-N Junction Organic Solar Cells
  33. Formation of Ohmic Contacts to Organic Semiconductor Films
  34. Design of nanostructures for photoelectric conversion using an organic vertical superlattice
  35. Large Area Organic Solar Cells with Thick and Transparent Protection Layers
  36. Very-thin-perylene-crystal-based electroluminescent devices
  37. Electrical shorting of organic photovoltaic films resulting from metal migration
  38. Organic Solar Cells Incorporating a p-i-n Junction
  39. Design of nanostructure for photoelectric conversion by vertical organic superlattice
  40. Design of Nanostructure for Organic EL by Vertical Superlattice
  41. Formation of ohmic contacts for both holes and electrons to organic semiconductor films
  42. Organic Solar Cells Incorporating a p–i–n Junction and a p–n Homojunction
  43. Three-layered organic solar cells incorporating a nanostructure-optimized phthalocyanine:fullerene codeposited interlayer
  44. Organic solar cells protected by very thick naphthalene tetracarboxylic anhydride films
  45. Formation of ohmic contacts to perylene molecular crystals
  46. Vertical Junction Type Organic Photovoltaic Cells
  47. Optical “NOT” Operation in a Light Transducer in which a High-gain Photoresponsive Organic Heterojunction Device is Combined with an Organic Electroluminescent Diode
  48. Enhanced Photovoltaic Performance in Fullerene:Phthalocyanine Codeposited Films Deposited on Heated Substrate
  49. Crystalline-amorphous organic co-deposited films showing efficient photo-electric conversion
  50. Influence of Oxygen on Photocurrent Multiplication Phenomenon at Organic/Metal Interface
  51. Influence of Oxygen and Water on Photocurrent Multiplication in Organic Semiconductor Films
  52. Photocurrent multiplication in organic single crystals
  53. High-speed multiplication-type photodetecting device using organic codeposited films
  54. Photovoltaic Properties of Ultramicrostructure-Controlled Organic Co-Deposited Films
  55. Molecular-Sized Structural Trap at Organic- Metal Interface and Photocurrent Multiplication Phenomenon
  56. Photocurrent multiplication at organic/metal interface and surface morphology of organic films
  57. Direct measurement of internal potential distribution in organic electroluminescent diodes during operation
  58. A high-speed photocurrent multiplication device based on an organic double-layered structure
  59. Direct tracing of the photocurrent multiplication process in an organic pigment film
  60. Field-activated structural traps at organic pigment/metal interfaces causing photocurrent multiplication phenomena
  61. Photocurrent Multiplication at Organic/Metal Interface and Morphology of Metal Films
  62. Photocurrent multiplication phenomenon at organic/organic heterojunction and application to optical computing device combining with organic electroluminescence
  63. Photocurrent multiplication in naphthalene tetracarboxylic anhydride film at room temperature
  64. Patterned Emission in Organic Electroluminescent Device Using Photodecomposition of Polysilane Film by UV Light
  65. Photoinduced Hole Injection Multiplication in p-Type Quinacridone Pigment Films
  66. Conduction type control from n to p type for organic pigment films purified by reactive sublimation
  67. Fermi Level Shift in Photoconductive Organic Pigment Films Measured by Kelvin Vibrating Capacitor Method
  68. Light amplification device using organic electroluminescent diode coupled with photoresponsive organic pigment film
  69. Light Amplification in a New Light Transducer Combining an Organic Electroluminescent Diode with Photoresponsive Organic Pigment Film
  70. High photon conversion in a light transducer combining organic electroluminescent diode with photoresponsive organic pigment film
  71. Photocurrent multiplication in organic pigment films
  72. Photocurrent Multiplication Phenomenon in Organic Pigment Film
  73. New light transducer using organic electroluminescent diode combined with photoresponsive organic pigment film
  74. Extrinsic Carrier Photogeneration in Organic Pigments Based on Electric-Field Induced Fluorescence Quenching Measurements.
  75. Directed beam emission from film edge in organic electroluminescent diode
  76. New light transducer using organic electroluminescent diode combined with photoresponsive amorphous silicon carbide
  77. Directed beam emission from film edge in organic electroluminescent diode
  78. Organic solar cell based on multistep charge separation system
  79. p-i-n like behavior in three-layered organic solar cells having a co-deposited interlayer of pigments
  80. Photomodulation of photocurrent multiplication in a high gain amorphous silicon carbide film
  81. Photo-modulation of light up-conversion in light transducer using high-gain photoresponsive amorphous silicon carbide combined with organic electroluminescent diode
  82. Photocurrent multiplication in amorphous silicon carbide films
  83. Up-conversion of red light to green by a new type of light transducer using organic electroluminescent diode combined with photoresponsive amorphous silicon carbide
  84. Three-layered organic solar cell with a photoactive interlayer of codeposited pigments
  85. Spatially addressable light transducer using an organic electroluminescent diode combined with amorphous silicon carbide film as an electron photoinjecting electrode
  86. Doping effect on the two-layer organic solar cell.
  87. An ultramicrostructured photoelectrode system composed of TiO2 single crystal and layered SiO2 and Pt thin film.
  88. Effect of thin gold interstitial-layer on the photovoltaic properties of tandem organic solar cell.
  89. キナクリドン顔料を用いた有機太陽電池におけるドーピング効果
  90. Carbon dioxide reduction at low temperature on various metal electrodes
  91. Photo-induced electron transfer from adsorbed rhodamine B to oxide semiconductor substrates in vacuo: Semiconductor dependence
  92. Time-resolved measurements of luminescence of ruthenium(II) complexes chemically or physically immobilized on semiconductor or insulator particles in various solvents
  93. Excited tetraphenylporphine on a silver surface: fluorescence quenching and interference effects
  94. Visible-light induced water splitting on new semiconductor electrodes made by photolithography.
  95. Metal oxide coated p–n junction silicon electrodes for photoelectrochemical solar energy conversion
  96. Hydrogen evolution and iodine reduction on an illuminated n-p junction silicon electrode and its application to efficient solar photoelectrolysis of hydrogen iodide
  97. p-n Junction silicon electrode coated with noble metal for efficient solar photoelectrolysis of hydrogen iodide.
  98. Photocatalytic and photoelectrochemical reactions of aqueous solutions of formic acid, formaldehyde, and methanol on platinized cadmium sulfide powder and at a cadmium sulfide electrode