Dr Thilini Ishwara

Research Fellow

thilini.ishwara@unsw.edu.au

Thilini's area of expertise is in organic photovoltaics. She is currently working on polymer films to fabricate solid state upconverters. These can be used in conjunction with solar cells, to increase the solar cell power conversion efficiency.

Qualifications:

PhD, Imperial College London

Centre Research:

Excitonic Systems for Solar Energy Conversion

Publications

Journal Articles

2020

Gholizadeh, E. M.; Prasad, S. K. K.; Teh, Z. Li; Ishwara, T.; Norman, S.; Petty, A. J.; Cole, J. H.; Cheong, S.; Tilley, R. D.; Anthony, J. E.; et al. Photochemical upconversion of near-infrared light from below the silicon bandgap. Nature Photonics 2020, 14 (9), 585 DOI: 10.1038/s41566-020-0664-3. doi: 10.1038/s41566-020-0664-3

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