SnS ALD and Ultrathin Solar Cells with Carl Hägglund
ALD Stories Ep. 30
ALD Stories Ep. 30
In this episode, Tyler is joined by Professor Carl Hägglund from Uppsala University. They discuss Carl’s motivations for pursuing ultrathin solar cells, how he learned ALD at Stanford in Stacey Bent’s lab, and an unlikely research connection through his child’s school. They also talk about why ALD is useful for plasmonic solar cells, optimization of SnS ALD and his planned path towards a fully realized ultrathin photovoltaic.
In this episode:
00:00 Introduction
01:45 Motivation for fabricating plasmonic solar cells
09:58 Learning ALD at Stanford
22:46 Optimizing SnS ALD process
30:33 Path towards an ultrathin solar cell
Today there are over 60,000 patents worldwide involving Atomic Layer Deposition. However, despite the vast amount of research and development there are only a handful of public conferences where we can meet our fellow researchers and hear more about the work they have done. In this series we will speak to engineers, scientists as well as those working on commercializing the technology in notable new applications. You will hear their personal stories and experiences with ALD.
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