Thien Truong

Postdoctoral Fellow

Picture of Thien Truong

Location
Engineering Building (32), Level 2

Email
thien.truong@anu.edu.au

Website
https://www.thientruong.net

Publications
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Interests

Novel characterisation techniques for photovoltaics, silicon solar cells, energy and functional materials

Research

Some research topics of interest:

  • Silicon Solar Cells
  • Novel characterisation techniques for photovoltaics
  • Energy and Functional Materials

Biography

Dr Thien Truong is currently a research fellow at the School of Engineering. He is working on the applications of advanced characterization techniques for photovoltaic materials and devices, and the fabrication of silicon solar cells with the novel passivating-contact technology. Thien is also serving as a Student Activities Coordinator 2023 Term for the IEEE ACT Section, Student Activities Chair for the 2023 IEEE Region 10 Symposium (TENSYMP), and Academic Representative for the 2022 CECS WHS Committee. Thien received his Degree of Engineer in Machinery Manufacturing Technology from Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education, Vietnam in 2015, a Master of Science degree in Intelligent Micro Nano Systems from Konkuk University, South Korea in 2018, and recently a PhD in Engineering (photovoltaics) from ANU in July 2022.

Personal website: www.thientruong.net

Activities & Awards

Some selected awards

  • 03/2021 - DAAD Short-term Research Grant 2021, for a collaborative research project at Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE.

  • 08/2020 - Notable mentions in CECS’s 2020 Remote Teaching and Student Experience awards for exceptional support to the convenor and students in course ENG4524/ENGN6524 Photovoltaic Technologies

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