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Baolin Zhao is a leading researcher in the field of metal-halide perovskites, with a particular focus on quasi-2D structures and their stability for optoelectronic applications. His most cited work, "Intercalating-Organic-Cation-Induced Stability Bowing in Quasi-2D Metal-Halide Perovskites" (2021, 52 citations), provides a systematic investigation into how different intercalating organic cations influence the stability of Ruddlesden–Popper perovskite phases. Zhao’s research reveals a previously unreported "stability bowing" effect, demonstrating that the protective role of organic cations is not monotonic—some cations enhance stability while others unexpectedly degrade it. This insight is critical for designing more durable perovskite materials for solar cells and LEDs. By identifying the nuanced trade-offs between cation selection and structural integrity, Zhao’s work has guided the development of next-generation, long-lifetime perovskite devices. His contributions are especially valuable for researchers aiming to balance efficiency with operational stability, making him a key figure in advancing practical perovskite technologies.
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