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109-2-seminar 5/6 Principle of Solar Cells and Assistants from Nanotechnologies
2021.04.30
Speaker: Prof. Wei-Shiuan Tseng
Title:
Principle of Solar Cells and Assistants from Nanotechnologies
Abstract:
Sustainable energy is attracting more and more attentions these years since the rises of environmental issues and the demand of electricity including electrical cars, transportations, and artificial intelligences globally. Among the sustainable energy sources, solar energy is the most promising one because sunlight covers most of the earth’s surface. Solar cells/photovoltaics evolve by the time from generation to generation. Improvements were achieved in reducing the production cost as well as attaining higher efficiency. While developing better solar cells, nanotechnologies can actually help to become solutions for many typical issues such as stability and diffusion length. In this talk, a brief review of green energies and solar cells will be given followed by some of my latest works about the integrations between nano-material development and photovoltaics.
Time:5/6 3:10pm
Venue:At the A1302 classroom on the 3rd floor overhead bridge corridor between MSE and Resource Engineering Building .
Title:
Principle of Solar Cells and Assistants from Nanotechnologies
Abstract:
Sustainable energy is attracting more and more attentions these years since the rises of environmental issues and the demand of electricity including electrical cars, transportations, and artificial intelligences globally. Among the sustainable energy sources, solar energy is the most promising one because sunlight covers most of the earth’s surface. Solar cells/photovoltaics evolve by the time from generation to generation. Improvements were achieved in reducing the production cost as well as attaining higher efficiency. While developing better solar cells, nanotechnologies can actually help to become solutions for many typical issues such as stability and diffusion length. In this talk, a brief review of green energies and solar cells will be given followed by some of my latest works about the integrations between nano-material development and photovoltaics.
Time:5/6 3:10pm
Venue:At the A1302 classroom on the 3rd floor overhead bridge corridor between MSE and Resource Engineering Building .