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The State Key Lab of
High Performance Ceramics and Superfine Microstructure
Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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2015年度国家重点实验室特邀学术报告  

  Materials for Energy Technology

  Prof. Kjeld Pedersen

  Department of Physics and Nanotechnology, Aalborg University, Denmark 

  时间:2015年3月26日(星期四)上午10:00

  地点:2号楼607会议室

  联系人:陈立东 4804

  报告摘要:

  Development of new materials is one of the most important drivers for progress in a wide range of technological areas within energy technology. These materials are often exposed to harsh operating conditions that cause concerns about long term stability of such the total energy system. Examples will be given from power electronic modules where bond wire lift-off due to thermos-mechanical stresses is one of the main failure mechanisms. Other examples are materials for solar energy technology where both thermal systems as well as systems related to photovoltaic cells are considered.

  报告人简介:

  Prof. Kjeld Pedersen received his PhD in physics from Aalborg University (1986). He started his Assistant Professorship in 1986 and was promoted to Associate Professor in 1990, now he is the head of department of physics and nanotechnology at Aalborg University. He has more than 25 years of experience teaching engineers and physics at university level including specialized PhD courses. His current research interests include thin film growth techniques; electronic and optical properties of thin metallic and dielectric films grown on semiconductor surfaces; quantum well effects in photoemission and optical second-harmonic generation; photoemission spectroscopy on thin film systems; applications of nonlinear optical methods, including microscopy, to studies of surfaces and interfaces in inhomogeneous materials and various nanostructures; semiconductor technology, photovoltaics.; micro- and nano fabrication and characterization technology; plasmonic structures and so on. Prof. Pedersen has published over 130 peer-reviewed papers (H-index = 20) and given more than 40 seminars at internationnal conferences and foreign research laboratories.