2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on the INDUSTRIALISATION of DSC
2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on the INDUSTRIALISATION of DSC

 

2nd DSC industrialisation Conference on

St-Gallen, Switzerland

11th – 13th September 2007

 

ONLY 8 DAYS UNTIL THE MOST PRESTIGIOUS DYE SOLAR CELL EVENT OF THE YEAR

 

Over 150 members of the Dye Solar Cell community have registered for the DSC-IC conference next week.  This is your last chance to register for this special conference where academia, research institutions, industry and users come together to share their developments and successes in DSC technology.

 

Some highlights of the sessions

 

The DSC Industrialisation Conference highlights worldwide progress in DSC development.  This tome we are fortunate to have presentations form China, Korea and Thailand.  Professor Dai, one of the most experienced researchers in DSC, will present the recent developments in the second phase of the Chinese product development programme at CAS IPP.  Dr Nam-Gyu Park who organised the very successful DSC symposium in Korea, will present the progress from the laboratories in Korea.  Dr Chanchana Thanachayanont from NSTDA Thailand will explain their substantial commercially oriented program.

 

A ‘must attend’ will be the future of DSC by Gavin Tulloch on Thursday morning.  Gavin will, as usual, present a lively anecdotal resume of past present and future of DSC. He will provide a SWOT review of the opportunities and challenges facing DSC and propose a ‘DSC scorecard’ highlighting the worldwide progress in the 18 months since the first DSC-IC.

 

Visit www.dyesol.com/conference or www.nanoeurope.com for more information.

 

To register, click here.

 

Commercial Discussions

 

Meetings with the Dyesol commercial team can be scheduled with Ken McKeen who will be in attendance at the Dyesol exhibition stand, please visit the stand to schedule your meeting or email kmckeen@dyesol.com.  Please note a signed a Non-disclosure Agreement will need to be in place for the meeting, these will be made available at the Dyesol exhibition stand.

 

Poster session – Closed

 

The formal poster session is being held on Wednesday at lunchtime when the judging will be carried out.  All posters must be mounted by Tuesday afternoon. A representative from each poster should be present on Wednesday lunchtime.  Posters will remain open for viewing throughtout the conference.

 

DSC Official Dinner

 

On 12th September, the official DSC dinner will take place in the Pfalzkeller in the Old Town quarter of St-Gallen. It will be a unique opportunity to get together with the most renowned people working in DSC field in the world. Come and join us for an unforgettable evening and enjoy the camaraderie and real Swiss entertainment. Don’t forget to book for the dinner at the same time you register for the conference (125 - CHF per person). Over 100 dinner registrations to date make early reservation essential. Last tickets will be issued on Tuesday at the registration stand.

 

Nanoeurope Exhibition

 

In collaboration with the conference is the regular NanoEurope Exhibition.  Dyesol and other DSC and nanotechnology companies in the field will be exhibiting. Come and see the materials, components, products and equipments that make research, development and industrialisation of DSC cost effective and DSC the next platform for PV growth.

 

Visit to EPFL

 

Dyesol and EPFL are hosting a tour of Professor Graetzel’s laboratories at EPFL Lausanne from 10.30am - 1pm, Friday 14th following the DSC-IC conference.  Bookings are essential, please email kmckeen@dyesol.com before Thursday 6th September. The tour will require that visitors have signed a Non-disclosure Agreement either with Dyesol or EPFL, these will be made available at the conference. Accommodation in Lausanne will be arranged for those needing assistance. A luncheon will be held at EPFL following the tour. Details will be provided to registrants.

 

Visit to SPF

 

For those arriving on 10th September, the conference Chairman, Dr Andreas Luzzi, has invited conference registrants to visit SPF, the solar thermal testing laboratories at Rapperswil. The SPF facilities are highly professional standardised laboratories and outdoor facilities that could well form the basis for better defined outdoor testing of DSC and other photovoltaic technologies.  The visit will occur from 1600 to 1800. Transport from St Gallen will be organised for registrants. RSVP kmckeen@dyesol.com to register for this tour before Thursday 6th September.

 

Companions

 

Companion programs in St Gallen and the region are being organised by NanoEurope.  Should you have any special requirements, please contact Marc Baudois on mbaudois@greatcell.com

  

For more information please contact : conference@dyesol.com