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JPH 2024

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The Journées Pérovskites Halogénées (JPH) is a major meeting for the national and European community around halide perovskites.

Specifically designed to meet the needs of the research community, from PhDs to researchers to industrial and institutional players, this event offers tutorials, prestigious lectures held by renowned speakers, as well as oral presentations and posters showcasing the latest laboratory results.

Since 2015, each edition brings together around a hundred experts in the field for a few days. The topics addressed are diverse, covering aspects such as the synthesis of new perovskite materials, their transformation into thin films, their fundamental electrical and optical properties, their integration into various devices (including sensors and solar cells) and the associated physical aspects.

After Cachan, Rennes, Angers, Grenoble, Limoges, Palaiseau, Lyon and Biarritz, the JPH arrive at Aix-les-Bains, on the shores of Lac du Bourget, also known as the Riviera of the Alps, from April 3 to 5, 2024.

You will find below, a list of the invited speakers.

Session 1 – Synthesis and fundamental properties
Carole Diederichs École Normale Supérieure-Paris France
Michal Baranovski University of Science and Technology -Wroclaw Poland
Session 2 – Material characterization, simulation & modelisation
Maria Antonietta Loi University of Groningen Netherlands
Felix Lang University of Potsdam Germany
Session 3 – Optoelectronic devices
Diego Di Girolamo ENEL / 3SUN – Catane Italy
Salvador Eslava Imperial College – London UK
Tutorials
Muriel Boutemy Institut Léonard De-Vinci France
Adrien Rivalland Comissariat à l’Énergie Atomique et Énergie Alternative France

 

You can now register and submit abstracts using the following link:

https://www.ines-solaire.org/agenda/journees-perovskites-halogenees-3-4-5-avril-2024-aix-les-bains-france/

A symposium supported by GDR Hpero at the MRS Spring meeting 2024

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GDR HPero will support the upcoming symposium focused on “Physics of 2D Halide and Chalcogenides Semiconductors” at the MRS Spring Meeting in Seattle, April 22-26, 2024.

All members of the GDR HPero, PIs, postdocs and PhD students, are encourage to apply to participate in the symposium and submit an abstract for a contributed talk or a poster. The call for abstracts is open now with the deadline on October 18th, 2023.

This symposium is expected to take place in person and will assemble expert scientists specializing in 2D materials such as transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDCs) and 2D perovskites,  focusing on chemistry and growth mechanisms, latest advances in photophysics, transport of charge carriers and excitons. 

The goal is to bring researchers from the 2D perovskite and chalcogenide communities together.  

Symposium Organizers
Paulina Plochocka (LNCMI Toulouse)
Michal Baranowski (Wroclaw University of Science and Technology)
Alexander Urban (Ludwig Maximilian University Munich)
Alexey Chernikov (TU Dresden)

GDR HPero @ E-MRS Fall meeting 2023

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GDR HPero sponsored the best oral communication prize of the Symposium S (Metal Halide Perovskites for photonic applications: from fundamentals to devices) at the 2023 E-MRS Fall meeting.

Among high quality contributions, the GDR HPero prize was awarded to Simon Boehme (ETH Zürich) thanks to his talk: Ultra-narrow room-temperature emission from single CsPbBr3 perovskite quantum dots.

JPH 2022

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Nous avons le plaisir d’annoncer que la 7ème édition des Journées des Pérovskites Halogénées (JPH2022) se déroulera les 16, 17, et 18 Mars 2022 à l’Ecole Centrale de Lyon (Ecully, Métropole de Lyon).

Ces journées, organisées dans le cadre du GDR HPERO, visent à réunir les chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs, ingénieurs, techniciens et étudiants impliqués dans les différents aspects – fondamentaux et appliqués – de cette classe particulière de matériaux.

Le programme prévisionnel et les modalités d’inscriptions (en cours de finalisation) sont à consulter sur le site des JPH2022 : https://jph2022.sciencesconf.org/

Date limite de soumission pour vos contributions orales et par affiche : 28 Janvier 2022.

HPero Summer School 2021

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The CNRS thematic school 2021 HPERO, oragnized by Claudine KATAN and dedicated to halide perovskites, took place in Piriac-sur-Mer, France from June the 27th to July the 2nd. This week aimed at providing to the 36 chemists and physicists participants a state-of-the-art training that allows them to determine what materials for what applications. With a program including Keystone based on devices introducing various applications for halide perovskites, detailing their working processes, the underlying physical quantities as well as the expected specifications for devices, three main blocks dealing with materials, concepts, properties and tools and tutorials, this first edition gained a great success allowing many interactions between participants and the 12 lecturers.

https://hpero-school.sciencesconf.org/

 

Online Workshop – Shedding light on exciton physical properties in halide perovskites

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21st June

Lead halide perovskites have attracted the attention of researchers in the last years due to their exceptional photovoltaic efficiencies obtained in a very short time. They display outstanding properties in many aspects, such as wide tunability in the bandgap, large absorption cross-sections, high luminescence yields, large charge carrier mobility, and generation efficiency…

In parallel, lead perovskite materials are also promising for optoelectronic and optospintronics devices, such as laser, diodes, photodetectors, and photosensors… and the synthesis of engineered nanostructures extend the future applications of perovskite materials to the domain of quantum optics and quantum information processing.

In this context, a better understanding of the fundamental physical properties of the exciton generation, recombination, spin, and their coupling to phonons, electric and magnetic fields is of prime importance for the development of perovskite-based applications. This workshop will provide a platform to share up-to-date knowledge in the physics of the exciton (band-edge exciton fine structure, regimes of quantum confinement, coupling to phonons, spin properties, self-trapped excitons, cavity polaritons,…) and promote stimulating discussions between experimentalists and theoreticians on the most recent developments and the next challenges.