The Laboratory for Photovoltaics develops novel thin film solar cells, which are more cost efficient than conventional solar cells because they need less material and energy for their production. The successful candidates will work on the electrical characterisation of kesterite and chalcopyrite absorber films and solar cells.
2 Doctoral students (PhD students) in Physics M/F Start date : July 2012
- Ref. F1R-PHY-PFN-11KITS2
- Fixed-term contract 3 years, full-time (40 hrs/week)
- Student and employee status
Vos tches
- Write a thesis in the domain of Physics, aiming at obtaining a degree in Physics
- Contribute to research in the field of Physics
- Participate in the research project described above
- Prepare absorber films for solar cells by co-evaporation
- Characterise the electrical properties of absorber films and solar cells
- Model the measurement results
- Present the results