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Perovskite solar cells are a promising new solar technology that could enable cheaper and more efficient renewable energy. However, their performance can vary widely because even small changes during manufacturing can strongly affect how well the devices work. This project uses advanced artificial intelligence techniques, combined with known physical principles, to analyze a large collection of solar cell performance data. By identifying patterns in how different devices behave and tailoring models to these patterns, the project aims to create a more reliable way to predict and understand perovskite solar cell performance. Ultimately, this work will help support the development of more consistent, scalable, and commercially viable solar energy technologies.
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