CityUHK Researchers Achieve First-Ever Recycling Spin-Triplet Excitons for Power Generation, Boosting Organic Photovoltaics Efficiency to 20.5%

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July 7, 2026

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In organic photovoltaics (OPV), low-energy spin-triplet excitons (T1) have long been regarded as “energy traps” that often dissipate energy as heat rather than contributing to light-to-electricity conversion.

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