GREAT Talks: charlas divulgativas sobre investigaciones de doctorandos

Doble sesión de GREAT (Genuine Research Events @ Teleco) Talks, ciclo de charlas a cargo de estudiantes de doctorado y jóvenes investigadores:

• 'El nitruro de galio como material plasmónico en el infrarrojo medio'
  Ponente: Julia Inglés Cerrillo (ISOM).
  
  "Gallium nitride (GaN) is one of the key semiconductors in today's industry; however, its study within the field of plasmonics is very limited. In this talk, we address this issue and, by combining optical measurements with simulations, demonstrate that GaN is a viable, low-loss plasmonic material in the mid-infrared".
  
  

• 'Nanotexturing On Perovskite Substrate By 2 Step Simple Method' 
  Ponente: María Ibáñez López (ISOM).
  
  "Over the past decade, perovskite solar cells have attracted significant attention as promising next-generation photovoltaic technology, driven by their rapid progress and versatility across different device architectures. In this talk, I will discuss the role of nanoscale structuring in improving the optical performance for perovskite-based devices. Particularly, I will present a simple, lithography-free approach to create nanostructures directly on the surface of perovskite layers. The impact of this modification is evaluated through morphological and optical characterization, with a focus on light management and material stability. The results illustrate how controlled nanostructure creation on top of perovskite layers can effectively reduce optical losses while preserving the integrity of it, highlighting its potential for enhancing device performance without introducing additional complexity".

Las GREAT Talks muestran los diferentes campos en los que trabajan los estudiantes de doctorado y los jóvenes investigadores a través de charlas divulgativas. El propósito de sus promotores es encontrar vínculos entre las múltiples disciplinas que conviven en la ETSIT para fomentar colaboraciones. En cada sesión, abierta a cualquier persona interesada, un doctorando o joven investigador presenta su trabajo (con una duración aproximada de entre 15 y 20 minutos), tras lo que sigue un debate con los asistentes.

Formulario para apuntarse a la lista de distribución de las GREAT Talks.

Formulario para impartir una charla.

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