SCHUMACHER Sebastian
Marie Sklodowska-Curie Doctoral Fellow
Metallic nanowire network composites for solar, thermal, and computational applications
My doctoral research is carried out as a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Fellowship at Grenoble INP – UGA and the Universidade Nova de Lisboa in Portugal. I am part of the SusMatEner doctoral network dedicated to sustainable material development. My supervisors are Dorina Papanastasiou, Daniel Bellet at LMGP and Jonas Deuermeier at CENIMAT/i3. We aim to advance the potential applications of metallic nanowire networks to real sustainable devices. Our approach leans on nanowire coating with proctective metal oxides to improve the so far insufficient stability. By determining optical application parameters in close cooperation with machine learning and lifecycle assessment, we want to move to full devices for energy harvesting, saving, and efficiency in a sustainable manner.- Transparent electrode
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- Transparent heater
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- Low-emissivity coating
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- Reservoir computing
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