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INSOBILD project approved for funding
INSOBILD (INnovative SOlutions for BuILDing integrated photovoltaics) has been approved with a funding of 190k euros. The project, in collaboration with Manni Group, will develop two new low cost fabrication processes for CZTS and Sb2Se3 solar cells for respectively building and product integrated photovoltaics. Kick off will be on the 1st of January.
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New European Project Starting soon
CA21148 – Research and International Networking on Emerging Inorganic Chalcogenides for Photovoltaics (RENEW-PV) https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA21148/
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One PhD position available on CdTe solar cells
We are seeking a good candidate for 3 years studentship on CdTe solar cell research.The candidate will have the opportunity to fabricate and characterize complete CdTe solar cell devices, learning to use several physical vapor deposition systems, sputtering, pulsed electron deposition and chemical bath systems.Atomic force microscopy, current-voltage, capacitance-voltage and admittance spectroscopy are available to […]
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New collaboration
We are happy to announce that Dr. Rimmaudo from CINVESTAV, Merida is with us for two months, starting from thursday 5 May. He will be preparing innovative process steps for Sb2Se3 based solar cells.
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New call for PhD students
Our PhD program in Nanosciences and Advanced Technologies is open for applications, please give a look here for preparing the official application: https://docs.univr.it/documenti/Documento/allegati/allegati164915.pdf Please contact me at alessandro.romeo@univr.it for more information on our PhD availability and for preparing the application. We are looking for enthusiast researchers from all over the world that would like to […]
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New paper on CZTS
our new paper on CZTS based solar cells with Ge inclusion has just been published on Solar Energy. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0038092X22001931?pes=vor
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Open position for post doc
A one year position is available, the candidate will work on Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)4 based devices. The solar cell is fabricated starting with a Mo coating on soda lime glass by RF sputtering, CZTSSe absorber is than deposited by spin coating the precursor and subsequently selenizing the material in furnace, CdS as buffer layer is deposited by […]
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New website
The new website of the Laboratory for Photovoltaics and Solid State Physics is launched.
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