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Hands-on Si PV Fabrication School Dec 8th-12th 2025 at UNSW Sydney

Australian/NZ Visa/Residents ONLY. FULL – Apply to join the waiting list

This form is an expression of interest only. Confirmation of your place will be sent via email. Contact: SiPV_workshop@unsw.edu.au 1-week practical course covering: Solar Cell Fundamentals – Wet Chemistry – Diffusion – Surface and Bulk Passivation – Metallization and Firing – Characterization and Loss Analysis – Module Fabrication

Full Name *

Email *

Australian/NZ Institution or Company and Location *

Visa processing will likely take too long for the 2025 workshop, so only CURRENT visa holders should apply

Current Position *Post Doc Research FellowPost Graduate Student (PhD/Masters) Industry ResearcherIndustry Executive (e.g. CTO)Other (please specify)

Research Area or Industry Role

I am able to attend the entire course: *YesNo

Motivation for attending this course (approximately 150 words). *0 / 200

I would like to apply for a bursary to cover accomodation/transport costs *

Bursary winners will need to provide receipts to have travel costs reimbursed. We expect bursaries to be limited to $1000

YesNo

Estimated cost of attending silicon fabrication course *

Please include breakdown of costs including transport and accomodation cost. If you are not requesting consideration for a travel bursary enter "N/A"

If accepted on the course I understand I will need to pay a deposit of $100 *

The full amount will be returned at the end of the course. (Receipts will need to be provided for travel to access reimbursement)

Yes

I agree that I will make a 2-3 minute presentation on my current research during networking sessions *Yes

Please do not fill in this field.

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Contact UNSW to learn more about the Silicon PV Fabrication Workshop.

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UNSW

Sydney NSW 2052 Australia

+61 2 93851000

UNSW CRICOS Provider Code: 00098G

TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12055

ABN: 57 195 873 179

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