Light Management in New Photovoltaic Materials
Light Management in New Photovoltaic Materials
By converting one high-energy light particle into two low energy particles, singlet fission makes high energy photons available for solar cells Now that solar cells based on silicon technology have almost reached their efficiency limits, researchers from all over the …
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Workshop on Light Management in Photovoltaics, AMOLF and WCW Conference Center, Friday June 15, 2018 Organizers: Erik C. Garnett, Bruno Ehrler & Esther Alarcón Lladó Website for information and updates: www.amolf.nl/lmpv At this symposium on June 15th we discussed the latest …
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Albert Polman gave a seminar at AMOLF titled: Light management and the dream of photovoltaic energy for 0.01 €/kWh The slides can be found here.
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The entire LMPV team went on a boat trip through the Amsterdam canals.
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The yearly LMPV summer symposium was very succesfull, with keynote talks by Harry Atwater (Caltech), Frank Dimroth (Fraunhofer ISE), Martina Schmid (Univ. Duisburg-Essen) and Richard Friend (Cambridge Univ.), as well as great poster and discussion sessions.
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Bruno Ehrler is awarded an NWO VIDI grant to carry out a research program to elucidate the opto-electronic properties of perovskite solar cells. The prestigious VIDI grants are awarded to highly talented young group leaders enabling them to further expand …
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An international panel installed by NWO has carried out a mid-term review of the LMPV program. The panel concluded: “The scientific achievements of the LMPV group are outstanding in terms of quality and impact of the output. There is no …
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The entire LMPV team got together for a Christmas party to celebrate a succesfull 2016.
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Sebastian Oener succesfully defended his PhD thesis Interfaces in nanoscale photovoltaics at the University of Amsterdam (supervisor Dr. Erik Garnett).
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Sander Mann succesfully defended his PhD thesis Quantifying limits and losses in nanostructured photovoltaics at the University of Amsterdam (supervisor Dr. Erik Garnett). The PhD was awarded cum laude, a distinction awarded to the best 3-5% of all PhD degrees.
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