Fortnightly seminars online: Progress and Prospects for thin film photovoltaic technology by Prof. Shahzada Ahmad

Fortnightly seminars online: Progress and Prospects for thin film photovoltaic technology by Prof. Shahzada Ahmad
Progress and Prospects for thin film photovoltaic technology Thin film solar cells are competitive PV technology as their thickness are over 10 times lower than conventional solar cells, while they can efficiently convert solar energy into electricity. Low materials usage will enabling material cost reduction, ease of processing and reduction in defects. Current challenges will be addressed for the fabrication of thin film solar cells, quality of absorber layers and nanoscale engineering  to ensure efficient charge collection.

Related news

See all news
  • Invited Talk with Joel Villatoro on April 25

    Events

    On April 25, BCMaterials will receive Dr. Joel Villatoro as a new invited speaker with the talk entitled “"All-Optical Fiber Sensing". The talk will start at 10:00 at the Martina Casiano auditorium (…
  • Eloie Gallego, New Research Technician Assistant

    News

    BCMaterials welcomes Eloie Gallego, who joins our center as new Research Technician Assistant. She will work giving service to a growing laboratory activity in our facilities. Eloie’s academical and…
  • Jorge Saiz, New Ramón y Cajal Researcher at BCMaterials

    News

    We are happy to receive Jorge Saiz Galindo as new Ramón y Cajal Fellow, post-doctoral researcher in BCMaterials. Dr. Saiz obtained his degree in Biology and his PhD at the University of Alcalá, in…
  • Invited Talk with Francisco Fernandes on April 22

    Events

    BCMaterials will offer a new invited talk on April 22 with Francisco Fernandes, Associate Professor of the Condensed-Matter Chemistry Lab at the Sorbonne University (France) The talk will begin at…