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Darius Kuciauskas is working on semiconductor electro-optical characterization. He specializes in photovoltaic semiconductors and solar cells by developing and applying characterization and metrology techniques for carrier lifetime, passivation, and transport analysis. Research included II-VI and III-V crystalline semiconductors, kesterites, chalcogenides, and currently mostly cadmium telluride (CdTe) and perovskites. Darius Kuciauskas widely collaborates with industry and academic partners, including analysis of all world-record CdTe solar cells since 2010. He is credited with application of two-photon methods to thin film PV, optical methods to differentiate field effect versus defect passivation, and developing understanding of band tailing effects on polycrystalline device performance.

Research Interests

Technique development for spectroscopic and microscopic electro-optical characterization

Defect analysis in semiconductors and devices

Metastability and degradation analysis in solar cells

Characterization of semiconductor passivation and doping

CdTe, CIGS, kesterites, perovskites, and other PV materials and solar cells

Education/Academic Qualification

PhD, Chemistry, Arizona State University

Bachelor, Physics, Vilnius University

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