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| Team of students from UNSW close to creating Australia’s first road legal solar sports car, Technology, news.com.au | Dunn, M. | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 06-05-2015 | |
| "Bright sparks scoop top award for cutting cost of solar power", Sydney Morning Herald | Peter Hannam | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Article Website | 19-01-2014 | |
| Dislocation Density Reduction of Ge Epitaxy on Si, MRS Spring Symposium, San Francisco April 2014 | Liu, Ziheng, Hao, Xiaojing, Ho-Baillie, Anita, Green, Martin A. | PP1 Silicon Cells | Conference paper | 23-04-2014 | |
| World Solar Challenge 2015: Solar-powered electric cars race across Australia, International Business Times | Sim, D. | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 20-10-2015 | |
| UNSW is breaking speed records, sustainable style!, .1millionwomen | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 17-06-2015 | ||
| "China Sunergy collaborates with UNSW on advanced hydrogenation technology", PV Tech | Mark Osborne | PP1 Silicon Cells | 16-01-2014 | ||
| UNSW Sunsprint Solar Challenge Success, Student Zone, St. Mary's Cathedral College | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 07-09-2015 | ||
| UNSW researchers set world record in solar energy efficiency, The Epoch Times, 2014 | Reid Schram | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | 08-12-2014 | |
| World Solar Challenge, The Northern Daily Leader | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 17-10-2015 | |
| "Breakthrough in solar efficiency by UNSW team is a decade ahead of its time #green #energy", Environmental, Health and Safety News, 8 May 2013 | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Article Website | 08-05-2013 |
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