Research teams from CETHIL in Lyon and IES in Montpellier have demonstrated the possibility of converting thermal radiation from a moderate temperature surface (~ 450 °C) into electrical power with an efficiency greater than 10%. By approaching the emitting surface at a short distance from the infrared photovoltaic cell, an electrical power density a thousand times higher than that of previous studies was obtained.

He is the sole member awarded this title for 2019.

Op-ed article written by Lucie Merlier, Assistant Professor at CETHIL, published in newspaper Le Monde

20 minutes with a scientist in a boat on a lake!

Personal protective equipements against Covid-19 are fabricated by 3D printing teams at INSA, in particular at CETHIL

It covers research projects at CETHIL and a wide variety of scientific disciplines ranging from engineering to digital, including the humanities and social sciences.