Development of Organic Semiconductor Materials for Organic Solar Cells via the Integration of Computational Quantum Chemistry and AI-Powered Machine Learning

The development of high-efficiency and stable organic solar cells (OSCs) relies on discovering organic semiconductor materials that efficiently absorb light and generate charge. Traditional experimental methods struggle to evaluate the vast array of potential materials, leading to a shift toward com...

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出版年:ACS Applied Energy Materials
第一著者: 2-s2.0-85214905984
フォーマット: Review
言語:English
出版事項: American Chemical Society 2025
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id Shafian S.; Mohd Salehin F.N.; Lee S.; Ismail A.; Mohamed Shuhidan S.; Xie L.; Kim K.
spelling Shafian S.; Mohd Salehin F.N.; Lee S.; Ismail A.; Mohamed Shuhidan S.; Xie L.; Kim K.
2-s2.0-85214905984
Development of Organic Semiconductor Materials for Organic Solar Cells via the Integration of Computational Quantum Chemistry and AI-Powered Machine Learning
2025
ACS Applied Energy Materials
8
2
10.1021/acsaem.4c02937
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85214905984&doi=10.1021%2facsaem.4c02937&partnerID=40&md5=e8d70b29501f602e8c58c2f7413e0028
The development of high-efficiency and stable organic solar cells (OSCs) relies on discovering organic semiconductor materials that efficiently absorb light and generate charge. Traditional experimental methods struggle to evaluate the vast array of potential materials, leading to a shift toward computational chemistry simulations and machine learning (ML) technologies. ML, a branch of computer science, automates solutions for complex problems, making it valuable for screening and designing OSC materials. This review explores how computational chemistry and ML are used to identify promising materials and optimize their performance. It begins with an overview of photovoltaic properties influenced by organic semiconductor selection and theoretical computational chemistry methods. Recent advances in material design optimization through simulations are discussed, highlighting the creation of libraries to aid molecular design. Challenges and opportunities in integrating computational chemistry with ML are examined, followed by an exploration of the ML paradigms and their applications in OSC prediction. Case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of computational and ML techniques in OSCs research. The review concludes with insights into current advancements, future research directions, and the potential of OSCs for efficient and sustainable energy technologies, encouraging further innovation in the field. © 2025 American Chemical Society.
American Chemical Society
25740962
English
Review

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Development of Organic Semiconductor Materials for Organic Solar Cells via the Integration of Computational Quantum Chemistry and AI-Powered Machine Learning
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title Development of Organic Semiconductor Materials for Organic Solar Cells via the Integration of Computational Quantum Chemistry and AI-Powered Machine Learning
title_short Development of Organic Semiconductor Materials for Organic Solar Cells via the Integration of Computational Quantum Chemistry and AI-Powered Machine Learning
title_full Development of Organic Semiconductor Materials for Organic Solar Cells via the Integration of Computational Quantum Chemistry and AI-Powered Machine Learning
title_fullStr Development of Organic Semiconductor Materials for Organic Solar Cells via the Integration of Computational Quantum Chemistry and AI-Powered Machine Learning
title_full_unstemmed Development of Organic Semiconductor Materials for Organic Solar Cells via the Integration of Computational Quantum Chemistry and AI-Powered Machine Learning
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description The development of high-efficiency and stable organic solar cells (OSCs) relies on discovering organic semiconductor materials that efficiently absorb light and generate charge. Traditional experimental methods struggle to evaluate the vast array of potential materials, leading to a shift toward computational chemistry simulations and machine learning (ML) technologies. ML, a branch of computer science, automates solutions for complex problems, making it valuable for screening and designing OSC materials. This review explores how computational chemistry and ML are used to identify promising materials and optimize their performance. It begins with an overview of photovoltaic properties influenced by organic semiconductor selection and theoretical computational chemistry methods. Recent advances in material design optimization through simulations are discussed, highlighting the creation of libraries to aid molecular design. Challenges and opportunities in integrating computational chemistry with ML are examined, followed by an exploration of the ML paradigms and their applications in OSC prediction. Case studies demonstrate the effectiveness of computational and ML techniques in OSCs research. The review concludes with insights into current advancements, future research directions, and the potential of OSCs for efficient and sustainable energy technologies, encouraging further innovation in the field. © 2025 American Chemical Society.
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