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September 21-23, 2026: save the date! 📆🗼 Join us in Paris for the 17th International Summit on Organic and Hybrid Perovskite Solar Cell Stability. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to engage with the global perovskite photovoltaic community, share your research, forge new collaborations, and help shape the future of sustainable energy technology. Whether you're presenting breakthrough research, seeking partnerships, or exploring the latest advances in the field, ISOS 17 offers an unparalleled platform

Metal halide perovskite solar cells represent the most promising advancement in photovoltaic technology today. With unprecedented efficiency gains, improving stability, and manufacturing processes ready for industrial scale, this technology is poised to transform the solar energy landscape. Discover how perovskite technology will reshape the future of solar energy in this comprehensive webinar featuring three leading experts. Featured Speakers Fabrice POULIN: PV Market Expert & Manager, CleanTech Department, Enerdata Uncover the key application sectors accelerating

This weekend, the IPVF is participating in a unique artistic initiative as part of the Hélium Artists' Trail in the Chevreuse Valley. Emmanuel Tetsi, a researcher at the IPVF, is the subject of a photographic exploration led by Rudolf Rosch, exhibited at the Maison des Bonheur in Magny-les-Hameaux. Rudolf Rosch's project captures the richness of our research territory: these bold architectures that house innovation, these luminous spaces designed to foster discoveries, and above all, researchers.

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The excellent Les Echos article on Paris-Saclay highlights the influence of the Institut Photovoltaïque d'Ile-de-France (IPVF) in this unique innovation ecosystem. 🔬 A hub of scientific and technological excellence: with the testimonies of Roch DROZDOWSKI-STREHL, Jean Francois Guillemoles and Nathanaelle Schneider, CNRS bronze medalist, the IPVF stands out in its ability to bring together fundamental research and industrial applications for the development of new generation photovoltaic solutions. 🤝 A successful collaboration model implemented