Scientific Committee
Simonpietro Agnello University of Palermo
Claudia Barolo University of Torino
Simona Olga Binetti University of Milano Bicocca
Marco Cannas University of Palermo
Maurizio Cellura University of Palermo
Aldo Di Carlo CNR
Walter Gaggioli ENEA
Alessandro Galia University of Palermo
Massimo Mazzer CNR
Matteo Meneghini University of Padova
David Moser EURAC Research
Alessandro Romeo University of Verona
Michele Saba University of Cagliari
Giovanni Spagnuolo University of Salerno
Mario Tucci ENEA
Topics Covered
Materials and devices for photovoltaics
- Silicon cells and modules
- Thin film solar cells
- Perovskite solar cells
- Fabrication processes and integration
- New materials and innovative cell architectures
- Stability and reliability of solar cells and modules
Integration and system level aspects
- Building integration
- Agrivoltaics
- Innovative concepts for PV energy conversion
- Switching converters for PV applications
- Algorithms and AI solutions for photovoltaics
- Floating PV
CSP and solar thermal
- Solar thermal systems
- Solar chemistry research
- Solar heat integration
- Hybrid energy systems
Economics and sustainability
- Value chains for solar energy
- Manufacturing and integration
- Economics & Markets
- LCA and carbon footprint
- End of life and recycling
Student Workshop
The School will feature a half-day student workshop on Wednesday, February 12th, 2025, where students can present their research activity. The best presentation will receive an award. If you want to participate, fill out the form below with your personal information and some details about the proposed presentation for the student workshop.
Veneu
Casa della Gioventù
Via Rio Bianco 12, 39042, Bressanone, Italia
How To Reach Bressanone - Brixen
By Train
Bressanone can be reached easily and comfortably by train. The station is located just a few minutes’ walk from the old town. And if you have heavy luggage, you can simply hop on a bus from the station to the town and its surrounding villages.
By Car
The best route to take is via the A22 Brenner motorway (take the Brixen/Bressanone exit if you are travelling from the north, and the Klausen/Chiusa exit from the south). From here, the roads are well signposted so it should be easy to find your accommodation.
There is plenty of parking in the town, including free and charged car parks.
By Plane
The closest airports are Innsbruck to the north, Venice, Verona and Bolzano to the south. Additional airports in the area include: Munich, Treviso, Bergamo and Milan. Bolzano regional airport (BZO – South Tyrol) is located on the southern outskirts of the capital city, and direct flights to Bozen are currently available from Rome, Berlin or Düsseldorf.