From Literature to Lab: Closed-Loop Advancement of Perovskite Solar Cells via Domain Knowledge Guided LLM
Penglei Sun, Shuyan Chen, Xiang Liu, Longhan Zhang, Huajie You, Chang Yan, Yongqi Zhang, Xiaowen Chu, Tong-yi Zhang

TL;DR
This paper presents PVK-LLM, a domain-knowledge-guided framework that enhances large language models to efficiently design high-performance perovskite solar cells through hierarchical Bayesian optimization and experimental validation.
Contribution
It introduces a novel domain-knowledge integration method for LLMs, enabling efficient high-dimensional material design and achieving near-record efficiency in real-world experiments.
Findings
Achieved a PCE of over 26.0% with a new four-component recipe.
Successfully integrated domain knowledge into LLM for material design.
Demonstrated effective navigation of high-dimensional design space.
Abstract
Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) have been considered as a next-generation disruptive photovoltaic technology, yet their advancement is constrained by the complexity of perovskite recipe with high-dimensional material and process design space. Despite the impressive general reasoning of Large Language Models (LLMs), they struggle with two limitations for application in PSCs: an inability to align general semantics with the perovskite domain knowledge, and an inefficiency in navigating high-dimensional perovskite material and recipe design spaces. To address these limitations, we introduce a domain-knowledge-guided framework PVK-LLM, a specialized model to serve as an expert to bridge general semantics with perovskite domain knowledge. By integrating this domain knowledge into a hierarchical Bayesian Optimization workflow, our approach efficiently navigates the high-dimension design space…
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Taxonomy
TopicsMachine Learning in Materials Science · Perovskite Materials and Applications · Model Reduction and Neural Networks
