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... Conference scientific program opened on September 10 2013, with the opening lecture of Professor Wai-Yeung Wong from Hong Kong Baptist University, who described the latest developments in organometallic photovoltaics using polyplatins and related polymers for harvesting solar energy ( Figure 10). [23] Figure 10 The solar based distillery for essential oils extraction from medicinal plants presented by Waseem Amjad, University of Kassel, Germany, at SuNEC 2013, Santa Flavia, Sicily, September 12, 2013. ...
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... September 12 2013, renown Italian novelist Ottavio Cappellani gave a talk on the end of the culture of oil. [28] Starting from The Prison Island, one of his novels published in 2011 by italy's largest publisher, wherein he described the "culture of oil" as a culture of war to the extreme, he explained why energy choices, today, are no longer a simple matter of economic, but rather of survival ( Figure 11). Italy's and Europe's economies and societies, he insisted, are now on the brink of the next crisis which, he added, gives us a theoretical advantage: rethinking the energy model just in ...
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... again in Santa Flavia, Sicily, the 4 th edition of SuNEC was opened on September 8, 2014 by Professor Ranjit Koodali from University of South Dakota with a fascinating talk on the design of an artificial leaf obtained from the encapsulation of semiconductor clusters in mesoporous silica (Figure 12). [29] Figure 12 Professor Ranjit Koodali lecturing at SuNEC 2014, Santa Flavia, Sicily, September 8 2014: "Semiconductor Clusters Dispersed on Mesoporous Supports: Design of an Artificial Leaf ". ...
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... Jesper Jacobsson from Uppsala University presented further progress concerning the new monolithic device for solar water splitting based on three CIGS cells interconnected in series reaching over 10% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency ( Figure 13). [30] Figure 13 Dr. ...
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... The process, Dr. Meneguzzo concluded, opens the route to a new process for the sterilization of numerous beverages, starting from beer. The best poster presentations were awarded a prize at each of the first five editions of the Conference (Figure 14). SuNEC 2015 was opened in Santa Flavia, Sicily, on September 9 2015 by Professor Philipp Rudolf von Rohr, ETH Zurich and Swiss Competence Centre for Energy Research, with a presentation on energy efficiency in industrial processes (Figure 15). ...
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... best poster presentations were awarded a prize at each of the first five editions of the Conference (Figure 14). SuNEC 2015 was opened in Santa Flavia, Sicily, on September 9 2015 by Professor Philipp Rudolf von Rohr, ETH Zurich and Swiss Competence Centre for Energy Research, with a presentation on energy efficiency in industrial processes (Figure 15). [33] Figure 15 Professor Philipp Rudolf von Rohr lecturing at SuNEC 2015, Santa Flavia, Sicily, September 9, 2015: "Efficiency in industrial processes: A national effort to reduce the energy consumption". ...
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... Ending his presentation, Professor Raugei called for a concerted effort aimed at further standardizing net energy analysis and fostering its integration with life cycle assessment, so as to enable methodologically consistent and reliable comparison of PV and competing energy technologies. [35] On the subsequent day, Dr. Soon Moon Jeong from Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea described the mechanoluminescent devices based on silicone-embedded ZnS (Figure 16). [35] Figure 16 Dr. ...
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... the same day, Professor Levente Csoka from University of West Hungary gave a talk on wastewater remediation via hydrocavitation technology (Figure 17). [36] As Professor Csoka explained, water is also a matrix and has huge storage capacity for harmful, toxic chemical and biological compounds. ...
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... in Palermo, Sicily, the 6 th edition of SuNEC was opened on September 7 2016, with the plenary talk of Percival Zhang from VirginiaTech on the high-energy efficiency electricity-carbohydrate-hydrogen cycle bridging between primary and secondary energies (Figure 18). [37] Figure 18 Professor Percival Zhang lecturing at SuNEC 2016, Palermo, Sicily, September 7 2016: "Constructing the electricity-carbohydrate-hydrogen cycle for a carbon-neutral future". ...
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... electricity-carbohydrate-hydrogen cycle, Professor Zhang concluded, will not only supplement future primary energy utilization systems by facilitating electricity and hydrogen storage and enhancing secondary energy conversion efficiencies, but also address such sustainability challenges as transportation fuel production, CO2 utilization, and fresh water conservation. [39] Professor Wouter Maes from University of Hasselt offered an insight on organic PV technology presented from a materials chemist point of view, which suggests clearly the main challenges to render organic photovoltaics a competitive technology (Figure 19). Besides intelligent material design, dedicated material synthesis enhancing purity and yields of newly tailored molecular structures of longer lifetime, he explained, is key to any forthcoming practical application. ...
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... Conference scientific program opened on September 10 2013, with the opening lecture of Professor Wai-Yeung Wong from Hong Kong Baptist University, who described the latest developments in organometallic photovoltaics using polyplatins and related polymers for harvesting solar energy ( Figure 10). [23] Figure 10 The solar based distillery for essential oils extraction from medicinal plants presented by Waseem Amjad, University of Kassel, Germany, at SuNEC 2013, Santa Flavia, Sicily, September 12, 2013. ...
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... September 12 2013, renown Italian novelist Ottavio Cappellani gave a talk on the end of the culture of oil. [28] Starting from The Prison Island, one of his novels published in 2011 by italy's largest publisher, wherein he described the "culture of oil" as a culture of war to the extreme, he explained why energy choices, today, are no longer a simple matter of economic, but rather of survival ( Figure 11). Italy's and Europe's economies and societies, he insisted, are now on the brink of the next crisis which, he added, gives us a theoretical advantage: rethinking the energy model just in ...
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... again in Santa Flavia, Sicily, the 4 th edition of SuNEC was opened on September 8, 2014 by Professor Ranjit Koodali from University of South Dakota with a fascinating talk on the design of an artificial leaf obtained from the encapsulation of semiconductor clusters in mesoporous silica (Figure 12). [29] Figure 12 Professor Ranjit Koodali lecturing at SuNEC 2014, Santa Flavia, Sicily, September 8 2014: "Semiconductor Clusters Dispersed on Mesoporous Supports: Design of an Artificial Leaf ". ...
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... Jesper Jacobsson from Uppsala University presented further progress concerning the new monolithic device for solar water splitting based on three CIGS cells interconnected in series reaching over 10% solar-to-hydrogen efficiency ( Figure 13). [30] Figure 13 Dr. ...
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... The process, Dr. Meneguzzo concluded, opens the route to a new process for the sterilization of numerous beverages, starting from beer. The best poster presentations were awarded a prize at each of the first five editions of the Conference (Figure 14). SuNEC 2015 was opened in Santa Flavia, Sicily, on September 9 2015 by Professor Philipp Rudolf von Rohr, ETH Zurich and Swiss Competence Centre for Energy Research, with a presentation on energy efficiency in industrial processes (Figure 15). ...
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... best poster presentations were awarded a prize at each of the first five editions of the Conference (Figure 14). SuNEC 2015 was opened in Santa Flavia, Sicily, on September 9 2015 by Professor Philipp Rudolf von Rohr, ETH Zurich and Swiss Competence Centre for Energy Research, with a presentation on energy efficiency in industrial processes (Figure 15). [33] Figure 15 Professor Philipp Rudolf von Rohr lecturing at SuNEC 2015, Santa Flavia, Sicily, September 9, 2015: "Efficiency in industrial processes: A national effort to reduce the energy consumption". ...
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... Ending his presentation, Professor Raugei called for a concerted effort aimed at further standardizing net energy analysis and fostering its integration with life cycle assessment, so as to enable methodologically consistent and reliable comparison of PV and competing energy technologies. [35] On the subsequent day, Dr. Soon Moon Jeong from Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology in South Korea described the mechanoluminescent devices based on silicone-embedded ZnS (Figure 16). [35] Figure 16 Dr. ...
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... the same day, Professor Levente Csoka from University of West Hungary gave a talk on wastewater remediation via hydrocavitation technology (Figure 17). [36] As Professor Csoka explained, water is also a matrix and has huge storage capacity for harmful, toxic chemical and biological compounds. ...
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... in Palermo, Sicily, the 6 th edition of SuNEC was opened on September 7 2016, with the plenary talk of Percival Zhang from VirginiaTech on the high-energy efficiency electricity-carbohydrate-hydrogen cycle bridging between primary and secondary energies (Figure 18). [37] Figure 18 Professor Percival Zhang lecturing at SuNEC 2016, Palermo, Sicily, September 7 2016: "Constructing the electricity-carbohydrate-hydrogen cycle for a carbon-neutral future". ...
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... electricity-carbohydrate-hydrogen cycle, Professor Zhang concluded, will not only supplement future primary energy utilization systems by facilitating electricity and hydrogen storage and enhancing secondary energy conversion efficiencies, but also address such sustainability challenges as transportation fuel production, CO2 utilization, and fresh water conservation. [39] Professor Wouter Maes from University of Hasselt offered an insight on organic PV technology presented from a materials chemist point of view, which suggests clearly the main challenges to render organic photovoltaics a competitive technology (Figure 19). Besides intelligent material design, dedicated material synthesis enhancing purity and yields of newly tailored molecular structures of longer lifetime, he explained, is key to any forthcoming practical application. ...
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