Rasmus Schmidt Davidsen

Rasmus Schmidt Davidsen serves as a Tenure Track Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Aarhus University. His research is centered within the Electronics and Photonics laboratory, where he investigates interdisciplinary topics at the intersection of electrical engineering, photonics, and biomedical applications.

His primary research interests include photovoltaics (with a focus on perovskite solar cells, selenium-based photovoltaics, and black silicon technology) and biomedical engineering (specifically neural interfaces, retinal prosthetics, and microfabrication of implantable devices). He also explores microfabrication techniques for carbon microelectrodes and their application in neural stimulation.

An examination of his recent publications reveals two dominant research themes: advancing solar cell efficiency through novel materials and structures, and developing biomedical devices for vision restoration. His photovoltaic work addresses critical challenges in tandem solar cells and defect engineering, while his biomedical research pioneers carbon-based retinal implants and long-term retinal tissue culture.

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Dr. Davidsen is actively involved in the Electronics and Photonics research group at Aarhus University, contributing to both fundamental and applied research in micro- and nanofabrication for energy and biomedical applications.