Abstract:The most advanced low-cost organic photovoltaic cells have a quantum efficiency of ~10%. This is in stark contrast to plant/bacterial light-harvesting systems which offer quantum efficiencies close to unity. Of particular interest is the highly effective quantum coherence-enabled energy transfer. Noting that quantum coherence is promoted by charged residues and local dielectrics, classical atomistic simulations and Time-Dependent Density Functional Theory (TD-DFT) [1] can be used to identify charge/dielectric … Show more
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