The 9th edition of the IPVF Scientific Day was held on July 9th. This opportunity to meet IPVF community and its partners brought together 149 participants. This was the most widely followed day since IPVF creation. This edition was organized around 4 highlights: Leaders of great European institutes, Jef Poortmans for IMEC in Belgium, Frank Dimroth for Fraunhofer ISE in Germany and Philippe Malbranche for INES in France, set the tone of the day by

Chloé Dindault, PhD candidate at IPVF and affiliated with the Laboratory of Physics of Interfaces and Thin Films (LPICM, École Polytechnique/CNRS) is named one of the 2019 recipients of the prestigious Siebel Scholars awards. Established in 2000, the Siebel Scholars program annually recognizes nearly 100 exceptional students from the world’s leading graduate schools of business, computer science, energy science, and bioengineering. The program has awarded over 1,300 scholars, researchers, and entrepreneurs. This network of leaders

We were very pleased to welcome Dr. Giulia Grancini at IPVF to discuss about future collaborations. Dr. Giulia Grancini (https://twitter.com/GiuliaGrancini) is team leader at the EPFL Valais based in Sion in the laboratory of Pr. Nazeerruddin (https://gmf.epfl.ch/) . She focuses on the fundamental physics behind advanced photovoltaic devices and authored more than 70 papers that lead to great advances in a better understanding of the hydrid perovskite properties. On can mention, among others, the measurement