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We are a dynamic research group based at the Sydney Nano Hub with laboratories for material synthesis; device fabrication, characterization and modelling; and solar cell and module testing at the University of Sydney. We are conducting research advancing solar technology, developing multi-junction solar cells for conventional and emerging applications such as space and design integrated photovoltaics, and for clean fuel production. The group is also expanding its activities to optoelectronic devices such as photo-detectors, LEDs, sensors, and nano-lasers. Please see the Opportunities page for project details.