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One conference, two awards – EUPVSEC 2024 Vienna!

— Big congratulations to Marie Courtant from EPFL PV-lab for winning a Best Oral Presentation Student Award at #EUPVSEC2024 in Vienna for her work on "Novel Colorimetry Approach for Building Integrated Photovoltaics" as part of the Increase project and Dr. Reyu Sakakibara for winning a Best Poster Award with her poster '' Investigating Interfacial Phenomena in Copper-Covered, n-Type Polysilicon-Based Contacts by Electron Microscopy'' a part of the COMET project supported by the Swiss Federal Office for Energy.

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Paru dans la feuille d'avis de Courtelary le 13.09.2024

— Paru dans la feuille d’avis de Courtelary le 13.09.2024 « Je travaille depuis 30 ans dans le photovoltaïque : la Suisse devrait installer de nombreux parcs éoliens ! «

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Paper alert – intrinsic performance loss rate of PV systems!

— Happy to share our new article 'Intrinsic performance loss rate: Decoupling reversible and irreversible losses for an improved assessment of photovoltaic system performance', published in Progress in Photovoltaics: Research and Applications. This study discusses the integration of fault detection and diagnosis (FDD) with performance loss rate (PLR) evaluations of PV systems to filter out reversible losses like shading, snow and downtime, which can bias PLR estimates.

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Paper alert – Blade-Coating of High Crystallinity CsFA perovskites!

— PV-Lab is happy to share that our latest paper "Blade-Coating of High Crystallinity Cesium-Formamidinium Perovskite Formulations" has been published in ACS AM&I! This work has been dedicated to the transfer of the optimized Cs0.15FA0.85PbI3 film deposition from a lab-scale process to a more industrially compatible coating method, i.e., blade-coating on the way to scaling up for perovskite solar cells. 

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The Swissvacuum Prize for Outstanding Thesis in the Field of Vacuum

— he Swissvacuum Prize for Outstanding Thesis in the Field of Vacuum, awarded almost annually since 2013, has announced its 2023 laureate: Caroline Hain. Caroline was honoured for her research in Plasma-Assisted Hybrid Vapour Deposition Technology for Thin Film Fabrication, which she performed in collaboration between EPFL’s PV-Lab and BFH’s group for Plasma Surface Engineering under the joint supervision of Dr. Aïcha Hessler-Wyser and Dr. Thomas Nelis, respectively.

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