Information due to Coronavirus situation
Impact on the work at ISFH
Many of our employees are currently working from home. However, they can still be reached as usual by email and, if available, by work mobile phone. At the institute site itself, the work in the laboratories continues as far as possible under observance of the distance rules.
Direct visits should be avoided as far as possible at present. However, if you wish to visit ISFH, all visitors are required to submit a declaration stating that they have not knowingly had any contact with a person who has been tested positive for coronavirus within the last 14 days.
Right now, acting together responsibly is as important as acting together for the success of the energy transition!
Stay healthy!
Welcome to the Institute for Solar Energy Research in Hamelin (ISFH)
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rolf Brendel
(Scientific Director and CEO)
For these reasons we foster solar energy by doing applied research in the fields of “Photovoltaics” and “Solar Systems”. “Innovation with impact” is our motto since 30 years. We are cooperating with the industry, with other research institutions, and with universities. ISFH is associated with the “Leibniz Universität Hannover”.
We are happy to answer your requests, whether you are from industry and interested in co-operations or in using our scientific services, or whether you are a student interested in one of our advertised academic works or whether you are interested in one of our job openings. Your ideas count!
Welcome to the fascinating world of science and technology for solar energy!
News
Practical range extension of a light electric delivery vehicle through vehicle-integrated photovoltaics with high-voltage connection
Emmerthal/Nuremberg: An electric vehicle (almost) without dependence on charging stations – that sounds like dreams of the future, but the first steps towards it are being taken right now. The consortium of the “Street” research project, consisting of the coordinating...
EU PVSEC Poster Award for Michael Winter
At this year’s fully online EU PVSEC, Michael Winter’s contribution on „Firing-Triggered LID (FT-LID) of the Carrier Lifetime in Cz-Si Wafers“ was awarded the EU PVSEC Poster Award. So-called light-induced degradation effects are frequently observed in the...
POLO solar cell in orbit around Earth
Michael Rienäcker and Dr. Felix Haase from ISFH in search of their POLO solar cell.NASA sends solar cells from Emmerthal piggybacking on the International Space Station through space. Admittedly, she is rather unknown to the public, but she is the first Emmerthal...
Events
48th IEEE Photovoltaic Specialists Conference (PVSC)
This year's IEEE Photovoltaic Conference will be held June 20-25, 2021, and will be presented in a fully virtual format. The PVSC-48 technical program is divided into 12 sections covering the latest developments in photovoltaic science and technology, from...
Host ISFH is happy to receive 3 awards at successful international photovoltaic conference SiliconPV
The SiliconPV conference aims to be the most scientifically distinguished international conference in the field of crystalline silicon photovoltaics. It was initiated in 2011 by renowned European research institutes, between which the conference venue also rotates....
Practical range extension of a light electric delivery vehicle through vehicle-integrated photovoltaics with high-voltage connection
Emmerthal/Nuremberg: An electric vehicle (almost) without dependence on charging stations – that sounds like dreams of the future, but the first steps towards it are being taken right now. The consortium of the “Street” research project, consisting of the coordinating...
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