Cleber Marchiori

Cleber Marchiori is an Assistant Professor at Karlstad University, specializing in experimental and computational studies of organic materials for energy conversion and storage. His research focuses on polymer solar cells, X-ray spectroscopy (NEXAFS, Resonant Photoemission), and atomic-scale modeling using DFT and evolutionary algorithms. He teaches courses in experimental physics, data analysis, solid-state physics, and functional materials.

His research emphasizes understanding electronic structures, molecular orientation, and photovoltaic performance through interdisciplinary approaches combining experimental and computational methods. Recent work explores solution-processed polymer films, solvent effects on molecular orientation, and the design of stable organic battery materials.

Key publications (2020–2025) address topics like electrochemical stability of polymer electrolytes, interfacial chemistry in Li-metal batteries, and photostability of non-fullerene acceptors. Collaborations with institutions like Uppsala University and Aalto University highlight his network in materials science.

Marchiori’s work bridges theory and experiment, contributing to advancements in organic electronics and renewable energy materials. His lab focuses on optimizing material properties for practical applications in solar cells and batteries.