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| Title | Author |
Publication type |
Research area | Links | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Presenter, ANU Innovation Showcase, Sydney | ANU | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | 08-05-2013 | ||
| 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 | |
| Australia's Bright Solar Future | APVI, UNSW, ANU, UQ, Sun Edison, Energy Matters | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Video | 03-02-2015 | |
| 3D Printer Based Slot-Die Coater as a Lab-to-Fab Translation Tool for Solution-Processed Solar Cells, Advanced Energy Materials, Early View | Vak, Doojin , Hwang, Kyeongil, Faulks, Andrew, Jung, Yen-Sook, Clark, Noel, Kim, Dong-Yu, Wilson, Gerard J., Watkins, Scott E. | PP3 Optics and Characterisation | Journal Website | 07-11-2014 | |
| UNSW is breaking speed records, sustainable style!, .1millionwomen | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 17-06-2015 | ||
| UNSW Sunsprint Solar Challenge Success, Student Zone, St. Mary's Cathedral College | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 07-09-2015 | ||
| "China Sunergy collaborates with UNSW on advanced hydrogenation technology", PV Tech | Mark Osborne | PP1 Silicon Cells | 16-01-2014 | ||
| UNSW team the underdog in solar racing challenge, News, Electronics News | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 02-10-2015 | |
| Australia researchers set world record in solar energy efficiency, The Economic Times, 2014 | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | News Website | 08-12-2014 | |
| World Solar Challenge, Milton Ulladulla Times | Article | PP5 Education, Training and Outreach | Website | 17-10-2015 |
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