The professors included in the Project gave lectures for university students from various universities. All of them aimed at encouraging the young generation to rely more on the renewable energy sources with particular focus on perovskite photovoltaics. The list of lectures given between 2016 and 2018 is shown below.

Prof. Janusz Lewiński during his lecture at Warsaw University of Technology. Photo: Piotr Krupiński

Lecturer: Adelio Mendes, U. Porto
Audience: University of Porto, students in Chemical Engineering
Lecture title: Blue Energy: renewable and cheaper
Part of lecture series: Energy and Environmental Policy

Lecturer: Janusz Lewiński, IChF PAN
Audience: Warsaw University of Technology, 4th year master students in Chemical Technology
Lecture title: What are halide perovskites and perovskite solar cells?
Part of lecture series: Chemistry of Molecular Compounds and Nanomaterials

Lecturer: Emmanuelle Deleporte, CNRS
Audience: ENS Paris-Saclay/Sorbonne University, 1st year master in Physics: Theory, Experimentation, Modelling
Lecture title: Solid State Physics

Lecturer: Emmanuelle Deleporte, CNRS
Audience: Sorbonne University, Paris, 2nd year master in Science of materials and nano-objects
Lecture title: Propriétés Optiques, Eletroniques et de Transport

Lecturer: Emmanuelle Deleporte, CNRS (lecture given 3 times for different audiences)
Audience: at Institut d’Optique, Université Paris-Sud/ENS Paris-Saclay, 2nd year master in Lasers, Optics, Matter
Lecture title: Exciton Physics for Light Emission and Detection

Lecturer: Emmanuelle Deleporte, CNRS (lecture given 3 times for different audiences)
Audience: Université Paris-Diderot, 2nd year master in Quantum devices
Lecture title: Electrons and phonons in nanostructures

Lecturer: Emmanuelle Deleporte, CNRS (lecture given 3 times for different audiences)
Audience: ENS Paris-Saclay, 2nd year master in «Monabiphot»
Lecture title: Nanophotonics

Lecturer: Jacky Even, CNRS
Audience: Angers University, 2nd year master in «Lumomat»
Lecture title: Halide perovskites : Recent advances, applications, known issues

More lectures to come...