Rate My Professor Warwick Belcher

Belcher's academic interests encompass synthetic chemistry, organic photovoltaics, conjugated polymers, fullerene blends, anion binding, porphyrin complexes, and sensors. He has made significant contributions to understanding blend morphology and device performance in organic solar cells, including nanoparticulate formulations and solar paint technologies. Key publications include 'A quantitative study of PCBM diffusion during annealing of P3HT:PCBM blend films' (Macromolecules, 2009), 'Organic solar cells: understanding the role of Förster resonance energy transfer' (International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 2012), 'Vertical stratification and interfacial structure in P3HT:PCBM organic solar cells' (Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 2010), 'Nanoscale quantitative chemical mapping of conjugated polymer blends' (Nano Letters, 2006), 'A projection of commercial-scale organic photovoltaic module costs' (Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 2014), and the review 'Solar Paint: From Synthesis to Printing' (Polymers, 2014). Belcher has co-authored numerous papers demonstrating the impact of his work on low-cost, printable renewable energy solutions and has collaborated extensively with Professor Paul Dastoor and the COE team on upscaling organic photovoltaic manufacturing.