Andres Cuevas

Emeritus Professor

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Email
andres.cuevas@anu.edu.au

Clusters
Energy

Publications
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Interests

Photodetectors, optical sensors and solar cells; microelectronics and integrated circuits; condensed matter physics; electrical and electronic engineering

Research

Emeritus Professor Cuevas’ research interests include the theoretical modelling of solar cells, the characterisation of the fundamental properties of silicon, the improvement of silicon surfaces using thin film coatings, and the development of advanced solar cells and new fabrication technologies. This research is described in more than 400 scientific papers, patents and book chapters. A current list of his projects can be found at this link.

Biography

Andres Cuevas has contributed to the development of silicon solar cells since 1976, first at the Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, where he obtained the PhD degree in 1980 and then at Stanford University, where he was a Fulbright Fellow. In 1993 he joined The Australian National University, where he became Professor of Engineering. During the period 2007-10 he was Head of the ANU School of Engineering and during 20013-14 Deputy Dean of the College of Engineering and Information Technology. He was an Associate Editor of the IEEE Journal of Photovoltaics, and of Physica Status Solidii rrl.

Activities & Awards

In 2013 Emeritus Professor Cuevas was elected Fellow of the IEEE for contributions to the science and technological development of silicon solar cells. In 2015 he was awarded the Becquerel Prize for outstanding merits in Photovoltaics. From 2018 he has been an Emeritus Professor of the Austrlian National University.

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