Isabella Poli

Isabella Poli is a researcher specializing in materials science and optoelectronic materials, with a primary focus on tin halide perovskites for photovoltaic applications. Her work centers on understanding and improving the optoelectronic properties, defect behavior, and processing techniques of perovskite semiconductors.

Her research interests include perovskite solar cells, defect engineering, charge-phonon coupling, thin film processing, and solvent-free fabrication methods. She investigates how halide alloying, doping, and interface design influence material stability and performance.

The recent publications highlight a consistent trend in advancing lead-free perovskite technologies, particularly through defect control, photostability enhancement, and environmentally friendly processing. Her work combines experimental characterization with theoretical modeling to uncover fundamental mechanisms in charge transport and degradation.

Isabella Poli frequently collaborates with Annamaria Petrozza and other researchers in the field of energy materials. While specific institutional affiliation is not provided in the text, her publication record indicates active involvement in high-impact research in renewable energy materials.

She has contributed to significant advancements in understanding the self-p-doping behavior of tin perovskites and strategies to achieve photostable wide-bandgap devices. Her research supports the development of efficient and stable perovskite optoelectronic devices.