We’ve got lots to share in our latest research news post. We’re detailing the promising results generated from the research project AIPV which looks at how machine learning and simulation can be used in the characterization of PV panels. Plus we’ve got two new software updates to Setfos and Loass, the latest research published by our customers and we’re hiring!

In this month's newsletter, we'll show you how our colleagues at The Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research and the ETH used such an instrument, plus we detail some of the properties and applications of quantum dots, in particular, perovskite nanocrystals.

Using simulation to validate your experiments or to understand the mechanisms governing your OLED or solar cell. In April’s newsletter, Dr. Urs Aeberhard demonstrates how to use the advanced simulation software Setfos to model a Solar cell and an OLED.

Classical research techniques for characterizing solar cells and LEDs are time-consuming and lead to unreliable results. This is true especially when you are dealing with materials that degrade fast. We have developed a tool to combat this problem.

Find out how Paios can supercharge your research.

We’re excited to welcome two new colleagues to the FLUXiM team.

After several months in development, our simulation software Laoss adds a brand new optical module. 
The Laoss optical module sits alongside our electrical and thermal modules. Together they offer a powerful software package for the design and simulation of OLEDs, perovskite/organic solar cells and large area semiconductor devices.