Kanwar Singh Nalwa

Title: Kanwar Singh Nalwa: Inventor in Organic Photovoltaic Technology

Introduction

Kanwar Singh Nalwa is an inventor associated with Hillsboro, Oregon, and Iowa State University Research Foundation Inc. His reported patent work includes an approach to fabricating organic photovoltaic devices that incorporate ferroelectric dipoles.

Latest Patents

One of Nalwa’s listed patents is titled “Organic Photovoltaic Device with Ferroelectric Dipole and Method of Making Same.” It describes a method for making an organic photovoltaic device by forming a first electrode from conductive material on a transparent substrate, placing an active organic photovoltaic layer over the electrode, and applying a second electrode above the active layer. The active layer is designed to convert photonic energy into electrical energy and contains dispersed ferroelectric dipoles.

Nalwa is credited with 3 patents. The supplied information lists the same patent title and description twice, so it is presented here once.

Career Highlights

Nalwa’s reported patent activity connects materials and device fabrication with organic photovoltaics. The described method focuses on incorporating ferroelectric dipoles into the active layer of a photovoltaic device.

Collaborations

Nalwa’s listed coworkers include Sumit Chaudhary and Joong-Mok Park. His work is associated with Iowa State University Research Foundation Inc.

Conclusion

Kanwar Singh Nalwa’s reported inventions include a method for fabricating organic photovoltaic devices with ferroelectric dipoles in the active layer, reflecting a focus on photovoltaic materials and device design.