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Your Job: Characterize the diurnal and seasonal dynamics of light quantity and quality under experimental plant growth facilities that are equipped with organic photovoltaic installations Understand
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diurnal and seasonal dynamics of light quantity and quality under experimental plant growth facilities that are equipped with organic photovoltaic installations Understand the effects of altered light
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Your Job: You will be a member within the High Throughput Methods in Photovoltaics department, led by the ERC Grant winner Dr. Ian Marius Peters. Our overarching vision is to transition photovoltaic
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, physics, material science and electrical engineering for joint research on efficient organic photovoltaic devices. The most talented and motivated students (m/f/d) will be selected for a 3-year advanced
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photovoltaic systems. The COVID-19 pandemic caught Germany off guard. It is important to have appropriate measures in place to tackle future pandemics that may arise due to changes in human and animal habitats
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shaping the energy transition and write your thesis in this area? With us you will find the experts and the environment to realize these goals. For our "Perovskite thin-film photovoltaics" team, we
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Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research | Stuttgart, Baden W rttemberg | Germany | about 1 month ago
related subject with a focus on materials design (materials for photovoltaics, photocatalysis, battery materials, etc.), (photo)electrochemistry, solid state ionics, or optoelectronics Postdoctoral research
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optical conductivity will allow to establish a comprehensive structure-property relationship of this new highly promising material class. Furthermore, the photovoltaic effect of niobite single junctions and
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promising material class. Furthermore, the photovoltaic effect of niobite single junctions and its performance in a tandem cell will be investigated by systematic spectrally resolved and temperature-dependent
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plants with other renewable energy sources such as photovoltaics (PV), wind or batteries, hybrid plants offer numerous benefits, including increased overall efficiency, a reduction in the total cost