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An interview with:
Prof. Dr. Kees Hummelen
August
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According to our Special
Topics analysis on Solar Cells, the scientist whose work
ranks at #3, with 48 papers cited a total of 2,854
times, is Prof. Dr. Kees Hummelen of the University of
Groningen, The Netherlands. Prof. Dr. Hummelen is also a
co-author on the paper ranked at #1 in this topic,
"Plastic solar cells," (Adv. Funct. Mater. 11[1]:
15-26, February 2001). Prof. Dr. Hummelen has been a
Full Professor in Chemistry at the University of
Groningen since 2000, and is also the Chief Scientific
Officer of Solene BV.
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An interview with:
Prof. Dr. René Janssen
July 2007 |
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Dr. René Janssen about talks about his work on solar
cell technology. Dr. Janssen's work ranks at #11, with
39 papers cited a total of 1,038 times. In
Essential
Science IndicatorsSM, his record includes
96 papers cited a total of 2,964 times to date in the
field of Chemistry and 40 papers cited a total of 787
times to date in the field of Materials Science. Prof.
Dr. Janssen is a full professor in physics and chemistry
at the Eindhoven University of Technology in the
Netherlands as well as a visiting professor at the
University of Angers in France.
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An interview with:
Dr. Christoph Brabec
June 2007 |
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According to our Special
Topics analysis on solar cells research over the past
decade, the scientist ranking at #4 is Dr. Christoph
Brabec, with 46 papers cited a total of 2,677 times. Dr.
Brabec is also a coauthor on the #1 paper in our
analysis, "Plastic solar cells" (Brabec CJ, Sariciftci,
NS, Hummelen, JC, Advanced Functional Materials
11[1]: 15-26, February 2001), which has 746 cites to
date. In
Essential
Science IndicatorsSM, Dr. Brabec is Chief
Technology Officer of Konarka Technologies, Inc. In this
interview, he talks about his work with solar cells
research.
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An interview with:
Dr. Franz Padinger
May 2007 |
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The work of Dr. Franz Padinger
ranks at #9, with 14 papers cited a total of 1,193
times according to our Special Topic on solar cells. Dr. Padinger’s most-cited paper, "2.5% efficient
organic plastic solar cells," (Shaheen SE et al.,
Appl. Phys. Lett. 78[6]: 841-3, 5 February
2001) has been designated a Highly Cited Paper in
Physics in
Essential Science IndicatorsSM. Dr.
Padinger is the co-founder and Chief Technology Officer
of Nanoident Technologies AG in Linz, Austria. In this
interview, he talks with about his citation record in
solar cells as well as his current work in
semiconductor-based sensors.
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