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Hybrid conjugated polymer/fullerene filaments based on MEH-PPV/PVP/PCBM areprepared by electrospinning, and their properties assessed by scanningelectron, atomic and lateral force, tunnelling, and confocal microscopy, aswell as by attenuated total reflection Fourier transform-infrared spectroscopy,photoluminescence quantum yield and spatially-resolved fluorescence.Highlighted features include ribbon-shape of the realized fibers, and thepersistence of a network serving as a template for heterogeneous active layersin solar cell devices. A set of favorable characteristics is evidenced in thisway in terms of homogeneous charge transport behavior and formation ofeffective interfaces for diffusion and dissociation of photogenerated excitons.The interaction of the organic filaments with light, exhibiting specificlight-scattering properties of the nanofibrous mat, might also contribute tospreading incident radiation across the active layers, thus potentiallyenhancing photovoltaic performance. This method might be applied to otherelectron donor-electron acceptor material systems for the fabrication of solarcell devices enhanced by nanofibrillar morphologies embedding conjugatedpolymers and fullerene compounds.

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Electrospun Conjugated Polymer/Fullerene Hybrid Fibers: Photoactive  Blends, Conductivity through Tunnelling-AFM, Light-Scattering, and  Perspective for Their Use in Bulk-Heterojunction Organic Solar Cells