Overview
I research the device physics of next generation solar cells using a combination of optoelectronic measurements and computational modelling. I aim to gain a deeper understanding of how charges behave in these materials, with a particular focus on the role of trap states in halide perovskites.
My research is funded by ATIP, an ESPRC Programme which seeks to bring next generation solar cells to the market by focusing research on applications where the special properties of these materials give them an advantage over incumbent technologies.
Muon Catalysed Fusion
As part of a UROP placement in Imperial's Plasma Physics Department, I was a co-author on the paper, 'An investigation of efficient muon production for use in muon catalyzed fusion'.