Rui Zhu

Rui Zhu is a Professor at Peking University's Department of PHY. His research focuses on modern optical research, including the development of transparent conductive electrodes and the study of perovskite solar cell device physics. He has been recognized as a 'Boya Youth Scholar' at Peking University and has received funding from the National Natural Science Foundation of China, including a 'Outstanding Young Scientist' grant in 2017 and a 'Distinguished Young Scientist' grant in 2023. Zhu holds a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from Fudan University and has been affiliated with Peking University since 2024.

Rui Zhu is a researcher at Peking University with expertise in solar energy, organic electronics, and transparent conductor technologies. His work focuses on advancing polymer solar cells, perovskite solar cells, and hybrid photovoltaic systems. Zhu's research explores methods to enhance photovoltage, minimize non-radiative recombination losses, and improve the efficiency of perovskite solar cells through techniques such as metal ion doping and interfacial modification. He also investigates the development of highly transparent conductors using fused silver nanowires and organic polymers. His contributions span both fundamental research and practical applications, including perovskite solar cells for space applications and self-powered photodetectors.