Project

In the framework of the call FETOPEN H2020, TECSAS project, recently funded, is coordinated by ISM-CNR and started on March 1st, 2021. The aim of the project is the technical and economic evaluation of the integration of an innovative thermionic energy converter for the solar energy concentrated-to-electricity conversion within CSP (Concentrated Solar Power) plants, in order to make them highly competitive if compared with extended photovoltaics. The main output of the project will be the technological validation of the coupling between the upstream thermionic conversion stage and the downstream thermodynamic conversion, and the definition of a business plan strategy that allows to launch this innovation on the market in the short-medium term.

The H2020 project CITYSOLAR will set new standards for photovoltaic windows.
By combining two photovoltaic (PV) technologies in a tandem configuration, the EU project CITYSOLAR aims to revolutionize the market for transparent solar cells for windows. The project has received 3.779.242 EUR in support from the H2020 framework programme.

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List of research projects

List of projects that see ISM staff as coordinators or that see their participation.

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Research projects completed

List of completed projects in which ISM is involved.

Development of new, highly sustainable strategies for the synthesis of organic materials for electronic and opto-electronic devices.

The project aims at developping a new technology based on the use of magnetic nanoparticles dispersed in ionic liquids for thermoelectric applications

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Product Centric Recycling

The action aimed at the organization at European level of a Network of Excellence at the service of the KIC Raw Materials community for the recovery and recycling of rare and / or critical elements

Main purpose of the COST action is the creation of an interdisciplinary network of laboratories and industries, equipped with complementary analytical techniques to study the degradation mechanisms of "state of the art" Solar Cells in order to target next generation organic photovoltaics.

The project aimed to study the influence of parameters such as the thickness of the active material, the size of the electrodes, the material of the electrodes for the construction of diamond detectors for fast neutrons, in collaboration with Bicocca University and CNR-IFP.

This Integrated Research Program (IRP) has engaged all major European research institutes and other industrial actors in an integrated research structure to successfully achieve the general objectives.

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