Prof. Dr. Uwe Rau has been awarded the 2026 IEEE William R. Cherry Award at the 54th Photovoltaic Specialists Conference (PVSC) in the US. The award is one of the most prestigious honors in the field of photovoltaics worldwide. It recognizes Rau’s fundamental contributions to the development of more efficient solar cells—a key technology for the climate-neutral energy supply of the future.
We convert CO₂ into formate using a field-emulated PV module to drive PV–EC CO₂ electroreduction in the laboratory with stable performance and high solar-to-chemical efficiency under dynamic irradiance and practical operating temperatures.
Thérèse Cibaka's work under the top 10% of papers in EES Solar.
Persistent CO2 reduction performance of an Ag nanoparticle gas diffusion electrode in realistic dynamic PV-driven operation
Photoluminescence in halide perovskite films with shallow traps
Coupling PV with electrochemical water splitting for storage of green hydrogen.
Rapid Analysis Method Bridging Electrochemistry and Photovoltaics
EU invests €3.5M in a project to convert carbon and nitrogen emissions into valuable resources