We belong to the Chemistry And Advanced Materials (CAM) cluster at the ENS faculty. We have a access to a wide range of characterization and manufacturing facilities. Our infrastructure is composed of RedLabs, which is home to our solar cell fabrication and characterization. More on RedLabs here.
Get to know our optical spectroscopy labs here
We also have access to FinnLight photonics research infrastructure.
Two MBraun UNILab glove boxes with nitrogen atmospere, <0.1 ppm oxygen and water. Both glove boxes are equipped with spin coater, balance and hotplates.
Fluxim Paios system for electrical and optical characterization of solar cells.
Class A++A+A LED simulator and class AAA Xe lamp simulator.
Litos Lite platform for paraller J-V and ISOS stability.
Indoor photovoltaic setup with adjustable lamp and a nitrogen box for power point tracking.
Newport QuantX-300 Quantum efficiency measurement system.
MBraun OPTIvap evaporator, equipped with 4 sources: two “boat” type high-temperature sources for metal evaporation, and two low-temperature ceramic cup-type sources for e.g. organic small molecules.
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