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ALT Postcard image with half of the page, on a blue background containing the text "We are delighted to announce the launch of the IGNITE Network+ Mentoring Programme: Action Learning Circles! We are now recruiting mentors (facilitators) and mentees (circle participants) to take part in the IGNITE Network+ pilot Mentoring Programme to support researchers from underrepresented and minoritised groups in energy research. Find out more at: www.ignitenetplus.ac.uk/initiatives/mentoring or [email protected]." There is a QR code and the text scan me in the bottom left corner. The other half of the image is a group of 6 people sitting around a table with the logos for IGNITE and EPSRC in the top right corner and the text "The closing date for Expressions of interest 27 October 2023."
ALT NFORGRAPHIC FOR EVENT CHALLENGES FOR INDOOR PV TECH. Online Webinar March 15 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm GMT This FREE webinar, hosted jointly with the Application Targeted and Integrated Photovoltaics (ATIP) EPSRC funded Programme Grant, showcases the latest developments in the field from the UK. Event Chairs: Prof David Lidzey, University of Sheffield, Prod James Durrant, Imperial / Swansea University (SPECIFIC hub) Speakers: Dr Marina Freitag, Reader in Energy Materials, Newcastle University Dr Matthiew Bellanger, Director, Lightricity LTD Dr James Blakesley, Principal Research Scientist, NPL Dr. Wing Chung Tsoi, Associate Professor, Swansea University Dr Lethy Krishnan Jagadamma, UKRI-Future Leaders Fellow, University of St Andrews Dr Aruna Ivaturi, EPSRC Research Fellow, Uni of Strathclyde Photos of these researchers are included on this infographic, as is the supersolar logo, atip logo and EPSRC logo. Follow link on tweet for more info.
ALT Diffusion of an element at a solar cell interface, captured using a scanning electron microscope with cathodoluminescence capabilities.
ALT Space Solar: Satellites, the Space Energy Initiative and Beyond FREE Webinar 9th March 2023, 14.00 – 16.00 GMT Speakers: Geoffrey Landis (NASA Advanced Concepts) Louise Hirst (University of Cambridge) Dan Lamb (Swansea University) Nina Vaidya (University of Southampton) Ian Cash (International Electric Company Ltd) Photovoltaics have been powering satellites in space for over 50 years, and payloads depend upon them. Maximising the Specific Power of the PV system is a key driver, minimising payload weight. The Space Energy Initiative was announced in 2022 to explore Space Based Solar Power – harvesting solar energy from huge arrays of solar panels high in earth orbit. This FREE webinar brings together leading UK researchers in the field with the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts scientist and award winning science fiction author, Geoffrey Landis to discuss the latest exciting developments.
ALT Space Solar: Satellites, the Space Energy Initiative and Beyond FREE Webinar 9th March 2023, 14.00 – 16.00 GMT Speakers: Geoffrey Landis (NASA Advanced Concepts) Louise Hirst (University of Cambridge) Dan Lamb (Swansea University) Nina Vaidya (University of Southampton) Ian Cash (International Electric Company Ltd) Photovoltaics have been powering satellites in space for over 50 years, and payloads depend upon them. Maximising the Specific Power of the PV system is a key driver, minimising payload weight. The Space Energy Initiative was announced in 2022 to explore Space Based Solar Power – harvesting solar energy from huge arrays of solar panels high in earth orbit. This FREE webinar brings together leading UK researchers in the field with the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts scientist and award winning science fiction author, Geoffrey Landis to discuss the latest exciting developments.
ALT Presentation at MRE2022
ALT Slide describing materials engineering interests at Warwick University