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| Title | Author | Publication type |
Research area |
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| Are These the Most Efficient Solar Panels Ever?, Energy Digital, 2014 | Kevin Smead | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 09-12-2014 |
| Solar’s cyber calculator, Centralian Advocate, Alice Springs NT, 2015 | David Sibenaler | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | 12-05-2015 | |
| World Solar Challenge, The Daily Advertiser | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 17-10-2015 | |
| "Australian solar breakthrough could see panel prices fall, efficiency rise", Climate Spectator, 7 May 2013 | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Article Website | 07-05-2013 | |
| Thin Film Solar Cells. New Organic Materials, Large-scale Printing and Nanoparticles | Watkins, Scott | Presentation | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Video | 24-09-2013 |
| “Hinter der 29-Prozent-Grenze, Solarforscher Martin Green prasentiert Ideen fur preiswerte Hocheffizienzsolarzellen”, Photon Oktober 2013 (German version) | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 01-10-2013 | |
| Making Light Work, UNSW Engineers, Winter 2016, p. 3 | Editor | Article | AUSIAPV International Activities | Magazine article | 15-08-2016 |
| Four-Junction Solar Cell Claims Efficiency Record, IEEE Spectrum 19 May 2016 | IEEE Spectrum | Article | AUSIAPV International Activities | website | 19-05-2016 |
| Channel 7 news article | Chris Maher | Article | AUSIAPV International Activities | Online video | 19-05-2016 |
| UNSW Sets Unfocused Solar Efficiency Record of 34.5 %, Compound Semi News 20 May 2016 | Scott McMahan | Article | AUSIAPV International Activities | Web link | 20-05-2016 |
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