Erik Johnson is a CNRS researcher at the LPICM, located at the Ecole Polytechnique. In addition to his passion for teaching the physics and engineering of solar cells, his research interests focus on novel plasma processing for semiconductor devices. He is the current holder of the ANR Industrial Research Chair "PISTOL", in collaboration with Total.
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Dive into the world of renewable energy with our Photovoltaic Solar Energy course. Explore how sunlight is converted directly into electricity through photovoltaic (PV) systems, their various technologies, and the role they play in combating climate change. This course provides a thorough introduction to solar power applications and future research directions.
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Dive deep into the intricate world of solar energy with our Physics of Silicon Solar Cells course. This in-depth program explores the advanced principles behind silicon-based solar cells, offering a comprehensive understanding of photovoltaic technology, semiconductor physics, and how these technologies can be harnessed to power our future sustainably.
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Discover the complexities of managing intermittent renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power on the electrical grid in 'Outsmarting Intermittency'. This course explores the integration of clean, eco-friendly energy into our existing systems to ensure stability and sustainability. Uncover the challenges faced by the grid when dealing with renewables and learn about innovative solutions that pave the way for a greener future.
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Dive into the world of renewable energy with our Silicon Thin Film Solar Cells course. This course, part of a series on photovoltaic solar energy by Ecole polytechnique, explores the intricacies of thin film solar cells made from silicon. Whether you're new to solar power or looking to deepen your expertise, this course offers a detailed look at the technology behind some of today's most efficient and cost-effective solar solutions.