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January 24, 2026Materials Horizons0 citations

Machine-learning-guided high-throughput design of asymmetric A–DA′D–A acceptors toward efficient organic solar cells

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ZCZiye ChenKWKuo WangDHDi Huang

Key Points

  • This research aims to develop a strategy for designing efficient asymmetric acceptors for organic solar cells using machine learning.
  • Utilized machine learning algorithms to predict the performance of molecular candidates.
  • Conducted high-throughput virtual screening of over one million NFAs (non-fullerene acceptors).
  • Matched new asymmetric acceptors with multiple donor molecules.
  • Identified several new asymmetric acceptors that show promise for enhancing solar cell efficiency.
  • Achieved improved performance metrics compared to previous acceptor designs.

Abstract

A molecule engineering design strategy combining machine learning and high-throughput virtual screening for the A–DA′D–A type NFAs is developed, and new asymmetric acceptors are matched for multiple donors from over one million candidates.

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Chen et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69746187bb9d90c67120b5c2https://doi.org/10.1039/d5mh01995h
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