The Aragón Nanoscience and Materials Institute (INMA), a joint research centre between the CSIC and the University of Zaragoza, hosts this proposal. INMA’s research areas include the development of functional materials, materials for ICT, materials for energy and the environment, materials for biomedicine, and the study of new nanoscale phenomena.
Instrumentation for measuring the long-term stability of solar cells under the dry, sunny environmental conditions of Zaragoza (ParaSol, Spain) and the humid, saline conditions of Okinawa (ParaSoru, Japan)
Instrumentation for measuring the long-term stability of solar cells under the dry, sunny environmental conditions of Zaragoza (ParaSol, Spain) and the humid, saline conditions of Okinawa (ParaSoru, Japan)