The 2025 Australasian Community for Advanced Organic Semiconductors (AUCAOS) Symposium was held from 26–28 November in Tweed Heads, bringing together 73 researchers from Australia, New Zealand, Finland, Germany, South Korea, India and the UK. As platinum sponsor, ACAP was proud to support this vibrant forum celebrating excellence across organic electronics, photophysics and next-generation photovoltaic materials. Convened for the first time by A/Prof Paul Shaw (UQ’s Centre fo

ACAP supported team at ANU deliver record breaking n-i-p perovskite solar cell with exceptional stabilty and a verified highest reported efficiency of 26.29%.

In recent years, with the support of ACAP, Dr Anyao Liu and the Silicon PV Research Group at ANU have delivered a major body of work that is helping global industry chart the path to cleaner, more efficient and more stable silicon solar technologies. Building on decades of pioneering work at both ANU and UNSW in identifying and eliminating bulk defects in silicon, the ANU team – including Professor Dan Macdonald, Dr Anyao Liu, Dr Rabin Basnet, Ms Afsaneh Kashizadeh, Dr Zhon