SciLux podcast – Phillip Dale on Solar Energy
30 July 2024
Energy Materials & Solar Cells
Prof. Phillip Dale’s research work aims to increase photovoltaic efficiency, by exploring two concepts: tandem solar cells and light concentration methods.
Phillip Dale is Professor of Physics at the University of Luxembourg, heading the Laboratory for Energy Materials, focusing his research on the preparation and characterization of semiconductor layers for use in solar cells. The research group tries to understand how to convert simple precursor layers into single phase high quality semiconductor materials suitable for devices.
Listen to Professor Phillip Dale to discover groundbreaking research on photovoltaic efficiency and sustainable energy materials.
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