Conferences & Talks

This presentation reveals new evidence that addresses fundamental questions about CIGS technology. REMAP’s innovation on microconcentrator solar cells is then illustrated, aiming to reduce critical raw materials and enable efficient CIGS panels.

This webinar has been organised by Ulysseus European University to celebrate the 2023 International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

This intervention contributes to the debate on sex, gender and intersectional analysis showing REMAP’s ambition to demonstrate the pervasive added value of gender in a typically perceived “a-gendered” scientific arena.

In the framework of WP1, Nikolaos Ntallis has shown a study of ferrite nanoparticles covered with organic surfacts that will helo predict the optimal structural, magnetic and rheological parameters for REMAP.

In the framework of WP4, Rita Bencivenga illustrates the micro-actions initiated by REMAP to promote a gender+ perspective to a conventionally agendered project throughout the project’s duration.

In the framwork of WP1, Marianna Vasilakaki from NCSRD has presented results on the clustering effect on the magnetic properties of Mn ferrite nanoparticles covered with BSA.

In the framework of WP1, Jean Pierre Miranda Murillo has shown the synthetic procedure to obtain magnetic oxide nanoparticles through the sol-gel self-combustion method, to be tested in MREs.

REMAP’s long-term vision and philosophy was illustrated during Area 2 session of the 49th IEEE PVSC Conference in Philadelphia (PA, USA) dedicated to Production and Reliability of CIGS solar cells.

Davide Peddis Illustrates the effects of inter- and intra-particle interactions in magnetic nanocomposites at the 2022 edition of the International Conference on Fine Particle Magnetism.

The event consisted in the presentation of the Gender Equality Plan of the University of Genova foreseen for the years 2022-2025, of the 2020 gender equality status, and of the plan of positive actions for the years 2021-2023.

Outline of REMAP’s vision as part of the Italian Association of Magnetism AIMagn Colloquia on Smart Magnetic Nanofluids.
Magnetic fluids consisting of stable suspensions of magnetic micro and nanoparticles in a carrier liquid have attracted a growing attention for their potential application in many fields including medicine, biotechnology, energy and environment, among others. This AIMagn Colloquium aimed at providing a platform to discuss and debate about some of the most recent developments in the field. It included a keynote lecture given by Prof. G. Friedman (Drexel University, USA) on magnetic nanoparticle micro-robotics, Advisory Board member of REMAP.