Keqing Huang

Keqing Huang is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Australian National University's College of Engineering, specializing in perovskite solar cell research. He investigates high-performance solar cells, flexible perovskite devices, and effects of external stimuli like radiation on device physics. Huang earned his B.S. and M.S. from Central South University and PhD from ANU.

His research focuses on enhancing efficiency and stability of perovskite photovoltaics through interface engineering, novel material compositions, and scalable fabrication techniques. Recent work addresses challenges in commercialization, including humidity tolerance during manufacturing and radiation resistance for space applications.

Huang's publications demonstrate consistent innovation in device architecture, particularly through interface modification strategies and additive engineering. His work spans fundamental material studies to large-scale module development.

Awards include:

• Excellent Master's Thesis of Hunan Province
• Excellent Poster Award at The 7th Conference on New Generation Solar Cells

He collaborates with research teams at ANU's Engineering Building and contributes to advancing renewable energy technologies through materials innovation.