School Program

Planning
 
Tutorials and Lectures
  • Renewable energies: strategies, potential and limits Pascal Haurine
  • Principles and development of organic photovoltaics, Prof Jenny Nelson
  • Materials for organic solar cells, Dr Agnieszka Pron
    • History and design of high performance materials for organic photovoltaics: key strategies and materials innovation
    • Donors and Non-Fullerene Acceptors
  • Factors influencing charge mobility in organic semiconductors, Prof Jenny Nelson
  • Modelling electronic processing on organic solar cells, Prof Jérôme Cornil
  • Fullerene acceptors in OPV, Prof Piétrick Hudhomme
    • History, synthesis, properties of fullerenes. Elements of reactivity. Applications of fullerene derivatives in OPV: advantages and disadvantages.
  • Light on organic photovoltaic devices: The key role of scanning probe microscopy, Prof Philippe Leclère
    • C-AFM and PeakForce TUNA, KPFM, photoconductive AFM
  • Kinetic and thermodynamic effects on solar cell thin film stability, Prof Natalie Stingelin
    • Thermal analysis tools to asses the phase behavior of organic solar cells.
    • Focus on assessing the glass transition: temperature of the blend and how thermal properties affect device stability.
    • Burn-in.
  • Interfacial layers and electrodes for organic photovoltaics, Dr Morten Madsen
    • Metal oxide interlayers for hole and electron transport.
    • Interlayer stability and its effect on overall device lifetime.
    • Exciton blocking layers in OPV. Nanostructured electrodes for OPV.
  • Processing of OPV and encapsulation, Dr Tobias Sauermann
  • Commercialisation aspects for OPVDr Tobias Sauermann
  • Degradation of organic solar cells induced by  exposure to sunlight, Prof Jean-Luc Gardette
    • Methods for studying the weathering of organic polymers
  • An overview of dye-sensitized solar cells, Dr Renaud Demadrille
    • Dye-sensitized solar cells from basic principles to advanced concepts.
    • Focus on materials and strategies to improve efficiency and stability.
  • Introduction to silicon and thin films solar cells, Prof Erik Johnson
    • Crystalline silicon and thin-film solar cells.
    • Underlying physics and technology.
    • Recent and current market experience.
  • Introduction to perovskite solar cells, Prof Jacky Even

Visit of four sites integrating OPV panels in buildings (on the 10th of July)

  • OPV installations near Pau, Patrick Baylère, Tobias Sauermann, Roger Hiorns
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