Dr. Phil Jahelka

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Staff Scientist

Plasmonics

Phil Jahelka graduated from Reed College with a BA in Physics in 2014, where he wrote his thesis on the validity of the envelope function and effective mass approximations under Darrell Schroeter. Phil joined the Applied Physics option at Caltech in 2014 researched III-V nanowire on Si tandem solar cells. He earned his PhD in 2022.

Selected Publications

INTEGRATED SOLAR-DRIVEN DEVICE WITH A FRONT SURFACE SEMITRANSPARENT CATALYSTS FOR UNASSISTED CO2 REDUCTION
Wen-Hui Cheng, Matthias H. Richter, Ralph Müller, Michael Kelzenberg, Sisir Yalamanchili, Phillip R. Jahelka, Andrea N. Perry, Pin Chieh Wu, Rebecca Saive, Frank Dimroth, Bruce S. Brunschwig, Thomas Hannappel, and Harry A. Atwater
Adv. Energy Mater. 2022, 12, 2201062 (2022)

SILICON HETEROJUNCTION MICROCELLS
Maggie M. Potter, Megan E. Phelan, Pradeep Balaji, Phillip Jahelka, Haley C. Bauser, Rebecca D. Glaudell, Cora M. Went, Michael J. Enright, David R. Needell, André Augusto, Harry A. Atwater, and Ralph G. Nuzzo
(2021)

PHOTOVOLTAIC OPERATION IN THE LOWER ATMOSPHERE AND AT THE SURFACE OF VENUS
Jonathan Grandidier, Alexander P. Kirk, Phillip Jahelka, Margaret A. Stevens, Pawan K. Gogna, David Crisp, Mark L. Osowski, Thomas E. Vandervelde, Harry A. Atwater, and James A. Cutts
Progress in Photovoltics (2020)

HIGH BROADBAND LIGHT TRANSMISSION FOR SOLAR FUELS PRODUCTION USING DIELECTRIC OPTICAL WAVEGUIDES IN TIO2 NANOCONE ARRAYS
Sisir Yalamanchili, Erik Verlage, Wen-Hui Cheng, Katherine T. Fountaine, Philip R. Jahelka, Paul A. Kempler, Rebecca Saive, Nathan S. Lewis, and Harry A. Atwater
Nano Letters (2020)