Energía sostenible
Póngame una lechuga, un sofá y dos paneles solares, por favor por Mariano Campoy Ahora que Ikea empieza a vender paneles solares en Reino Unido, el autor pide a “Carrefoures, Corte Ingleses y a todas las grandes superficies” que se apunten al carro de suministrar sistemas fotovoltaicos para autoconsumo
Entrevistas
Entrevistas a Mariano Campoy a raíz del premio recibido Física Experimental 2012 En: Materia En: Constructor Eléctrico
Beca FPI
Asignada al proyecto MAT2012-37776 : “Investigación y optimización de dispositivos fotovoltaicos orgánicos nanoestructurados mediante un método de procesado inspirado en el análisis combinatorial”.
Collaboration with CETEMMSA
A new collaboration contract has been signed between our group at ICMAB-CSIC and Cetemmsa Technological Centre.
International patent filled for a new nanostructured polymer position sensitive photodetector
Researchers at ICMAB-CSIC in collaboration with IMDEA Nanociencia have developed a new device for the continuous and accurate detection of the position of an incident light beam, with potential to sense longer displacements and/or fabricate sensors with large dimensions. This photodetector is based on laterally nanostructured organic semiconductors that have many attractive features characteristic of plastic materials such as low cost, flexibility and light weight. These devices typically fulfill all specifications for practical application that means high efficiency, wide dynamic range and long average life time. Moreover, they are easy to process.
Japan-Spain Symposium on Nanostructured Organic Photovoltaics
Juan Sebastian Reparaz obtained the “Extraordinary PhD Award”
The “Extraordinary Award of the PhD in Physics” from the Autonomous University of Barcelona for the period 2008/2009 was granted to Dr. Juan S. Reparaz. He performed and defended his PhD thesis entitled “Optical Properties of Low-Dimensional Semiconductor Nanostructures under High Pressure ” at the “Institut de Ciència de Materials de Barcelona (ICMAB-CSIC)” under the supervision of Prof. Alejandro R. Goñi and Dr. M. I. Alonso. After concluding his PhD thesis he moved as a Post-doctoral Researcher to the “Berlin Technical University (Germany)” into the group led by Prof. Axel Hoffmann and Prof. Christian Thomsen for a period of two years. Presently, he returned to the ICMAB-CSIC where he works within the Department of Nanostructured Materials.
Student Poster Contest Winner: Dmitri Nassyrov
Dmitri´s poster just received the award of the best poster in electronic materials at the TMS conference for the work he did while here on PFO waveguides. 