Thermally evaporated CdTe thin films on glass and (100) silicon substrates for solar cells applications

Yavorskyi, R.; Saliy, Ya. P.; Nykyruy, Lyubomyr; Wisz, G.; Adamiak, S.; Cieniek, Bogumił; Naidych, B.; Yavorskyi, Ya.S.

doi:10.1007/s13204-023-02886-3

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“…Wide range of research on the growth processes of surface nanoobjects in vapor-phase thin films research is also being conducted in this area, in particular in Uzhgorod and Sumy. [37] Among the expert areas of O. V. Bogatsky Institute of Physics and Chemistry of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine are connections between the structure and properties of compounds, development of methods for the synthesis of catalysts, sensors, biological compounds, in particular, and the synthesis of inorganic compounds of rare earth materials for sensors or medical purposes, for which important research of surface nanoformations. innovative real-time sensor for the fast detection of dangerous pathogens.…”

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Chemistry of nanomaterials in Ukraine: per aspera

Nykyruy,

Andriichuk,

Tynkevych

et al. 2023

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This review covers major aspects of nanochemistry in Ukraine. It describes current state of the field, lists main contributors and discuss the trends and limitations of its development. Ukraine's nanotechnology can be traced back to the country's rich scientific heritage, which includes a long tradition of excellence in materials science, chemistry, and physics. Despite limited and sporadic financial support, nanochemistry has occupied decent plase in the country scientific agenda. Related courses in the education institution contributed to the formation of the generation of skilled chemists who build their successful career internationally.

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Section: State Of the Artmentioning

confidence: 99%