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Caroline Celle is a researcher at CEA-Liten in the Electricity and Hydrogen for Transportation department. She earned a PhD in polymer chemistry from Claude Bernard University in Lyon in 2005. In 2016 she took a research position at CEA-Liten. She has been a CEA Senior Expert since 2018.
She investigated the integration of nanomaterials into electronic and optoelectronic devices for many years before shifting to her current research on the development and study of materials for energy and, specifically, solid battery electrolytes and fuel cell catalysts for electrochemical energy storage.
She has led industrial and government-funded research projects at the French and EU levels and is the author or co-author of 45 publications in peer-reviewed journals and of 29 patents.
Since 2020, she has been head of the Materials Laboratory (60 people) in the Battery Technologies Department at CEA-Liten.
- Nanomaterials, nanotechnology, and nanoscience;
- Materials and chemistry;
- Batteries and fuel cells.
The CEA, in collaboration with the CSEM, has experimentally validated a concept for photovoltaic panels using bio-based materials. This work was carried out as part of the Horizon Europe RESILEX project.
After two years of collaboration, the European CACTUS project is coming to a close, leaving behind a major scientific and methodological legacy for the solar photovoltaic sector: diagnostic tools, reference datasets, and innovative approaches for evaluating the performance and resilience of photovoltaic systems. The work has also resulted in strategic recommendations for policymakers, compiled in a Policy Brief, to support the sustainable and reliable deployment of photovoltaics on a global scale.
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