Apparatus and methods for discovery, optimization, selection, and synthesis of high-efficiency transparent opv donor-acceptor pairs
OwnerMohsen Rezayatinventor
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A computer-implemented apparatus and method are disclosed for discovering, optimizing, selecting, and generating synthesis instructions for donor-acceptor molecular pairs for transparent organic photovoltaic (OPV) active layers. Candidate donor and acceptor molecules are preprocessed from molecular graphs or strings, spectral data, and textual data. A candidate reduction module reduces the candidate space using molecular validity, synthetic accessibility, spectral compatibility, compliance, molecular-language-model embedding, diversity selection, uncertainty-based selection, or combinations thereof. A graph neural network generates structure and spectral embeddings, and a large language model generates text embeddings. A fusion module forms multimodal embeddings that are optimized according to objectives including increased luminance utilization efficiency and maintained or increased average visible transmittance. Selected donor-acceptor pairs are used to generate synthesis instructions, with optional uncertainty estimation, validation, compliance filtering, explainability, provenance tracking, and closed-loop experimental feedback.
An apparatus for identifying an organic photovoltaic film material composition comprising at least one donor material and at least one acceptor material, the apparatus comprising:
A computer-implemented method for identifying an organic photovoltaic film material composition comprising:
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