EUR Thesis

Call for PhD candidates

This year, the Solar Academy is pleased to be co-financing several theses, among which there are no candidates yet selected. If the subject interests you and you think you have the profile, don’t hesitate to contact us directly (solar.academy@univ-smb.fr).

The theses are as follows:

–Household Energy Flexibility: Analysis of Behavioral and Economic Incentives, proposed by the IREGE laboratory, under the direction of Dorothée CHARLIER.

–Towards stable, lead-free perovskite solar cells compatible with eco-friendly fabrication processes: development, optimization and durability assessment, proposed by the LEPMI laboratory, under the direction of Emilie PLANES.

–Large-scale identification of rooftop photovoltaic systems using aerial imagery and heterogeneous territorial data, proposed by the LOCIE and LISTIC laboratories, under the direction of Martin THEBAULT.

–Geopolitical Effects of Critical Raw Materials for the energy transition, proposed by the IREGE laboratory, under the direction of Aude POMMERET.

–Prediction of PV Module Soiling via Real-World Environmental modeling and Multi-source Data Fusion, proposed by the LISTIC laboratory, under the direction of Yajing YAN.

–Adapting to Climate Change: Economic and Legal Perspectives on Municipal Solar Integration in the European Union, proposed by the IREGE laboratory and the Centre Antoine Favre, under the direction of Dorothée CHARLIER.

–Reducing the complexity of France’s building stock to better anticipate energy demand flexibility and the integration of solar resources, proposed by the CEA, under the direction of Martin THEBAULT.

–Performing multifunctional solar pavement, proposed by the LOCIE and LEPMI laboratories, under the direction of Christophe MENEZO.

–Modelling of optimized agrivoltaic systems using a multi-objective analysis approach, proposed by the CEA LITEN and the LOCIE laboratory, under the direction of Brigitte ASSOA.

List of theses common to the research poles of the Solar Academy Research Center

3 scientific themes:

• Solar resources for multi-scale energy needs (in built environment)
• Solar resource digitalization for a better reliability
•  Dissemination of solar energy use

Summary of the theses on http://www.theses.fr/