Munday gives an invited talk at @IEEEPVSC entitled, "Controlling Thermal Radiation for Energy Conversion: From #Thermophotovoltaics to #Thermoradiative Devices." Thanks to Emily Warren and the rest of the organizers for a great session!
Great conference hosted by Timur Shegai and Paulo A. Maia Neto on "Advances in Interfacial Forces and #Casimir Interactions" in Gothenburg, Sweden. Thanks for the invitation to speak, and to Calum Shelden for a great poster!
Thanks to UC Davis, for a nice story about our recent TPV work: "Researchers are Creating a Brighter Future for Solar Cells — Without the Sun"
https://t.co/qDWdHR4A38
@ucdavis, @UCDavisCOE, @UCDavisECE
Our team's work on the #Casimir effect is featured in the newest issue of Engineering Progress magazine @UCDavisCOE
Story: https://t.co/fURFJ2GYIS
Magazine: https://t.co/ubdfzZcfE4
#UCDavisEngineering@UCDavisECE
Our work on a passive radiative cooling engine has been highlighted across several media. Thanks for your interesting and support!
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#UCDavisEngineering#Physics
Last week, the @ucdavis College of Engineering band, The Technically Hip, brought some rhythm to Chancellor Gary May's faculty happy hour. They added an honorary member, @Chancellor_May himself, because engineers know how to rock. 🎸
Meet the band: https://t.co/uZN6TzVyPT
New article in @SPIEtweets's Nov-Dec Photonics Focus entitled "Cooling without a fan," features our work and discusses how radiative cooling via photonics technologies could help the environment.
https://t.co/4sDO1giY2X
#UCDavisEngineering#SPIE#photonics
Now introducing... The Technically Hip! 🎸🎤
Check out our “rockumentary” to see the unexpected side of the @ucdavis College of Engineering band, who teach, research and inspire the next generation of engineers.
🎶 Meet this truly “Hip” ensemble: https://t.co/CkmvElcPxT
Check out our new paper featured on the cover of Science Advances about mechanical power generation using passive radiative cooling.
https://t.co/MWKLaBG2bs
Our November issue's cover story "Thermoradiative Photovoltaics" is about devices that generate power at night by capturing Earth's heat. This exciting #tech could transform #energy production and boost #sustainability! https://t.co/muQJLnfFpk
#technology#optics#photovoltaics
College of Engineering researchers aim to make around-the-clock solar energy a reality with a novel thermophotovoltaic device that converts the sun’s heat into a concentrated light spectrum that can be transformed into usable energy! ☀️💡
Learn more: https://t.co/5Cq3QORkuH
The 2023 Next Level Research Awards have been announced! 🌟
Discover visionary concepts that range from the remarkable morphing of bird wings on uncrewed aerial vehicles to pushing the boundaries of solar cell capabilities: https://t.co/xH9eXUkVAf
New paper out in collaboration with @NaderEngheta and Iñigo Liberal. Phys. Rev. Lett. 130, 196901 (2023) - Effect of Epsilon-Near-Zero Modes on the Casimir Interaction between Ultrathin Films https://t.co/iBicWTte3d