May 26^th
2009

Kylie Catchpole, a research fellow at the Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems at ANU, will give two talks. The first will be about nanoplasmonics for solar cells - what it is, and how it can help solar cells become more efficient and cheaper.  The second will be about carbon footprinting - what are the major factors that contribute to the very high carbon footprints of Australians, and what are the main things that can be done on a personal level to reduce them.

Date
Wednesday 27 May 2009

Speaker
Kylie Catchpole (College of Engineering and Computer Science)

Venue
Ian Ross Seminar Room, Ian Ross Building, ANU

Time
7.30 pm to 9.00 pm

Enquiries
Jeff Cumpston 0423 456669

All Welcome

Image: Simulation of metal nonoparticle enhancing absorption in a silicon solar cell. Provided by Kylie Catchpole.