This July 2025, we celebrate the successful conclusion of the ATIP Project, a rewarding five-year journey of innovation, collaboration and impact. To mark the occasion,… Read More »Wrapping Up ATIP: A Fantastic Finish to a Five-Year Journey
An air quality monitor that checks for dangerous levels of carbon dioxide, and that can run continuously on clean energy from indoor light – with… Read More »Air Quality Monitor Invented by Swansea Team Can Help Protect Public from Carbon Dioxide Dangers
Congratulations to Naked Energy, who have recently announced £17m of new equity in Series B first close, led by E.ON Energy Infrastructure Solutions. The investment… Read More »Naked Energy Announces £17m Of New Equity
In June, SPECIFIC researchers went to Mount Stuart Primary School in Cardiff Bay for the premier of four animations made by year 6 pupils about… Read More »Primary School Pupils Explain Active Building Principles in Animations
Printed, carbon-based perovskite solar cells (CPSCs) are showing huge promise for commercialisation. They can be fabricated using low-cost, earth-abundant materials, and using the simple, commercially… Read More »New Research Pushes Forward the Commercialisation of Printed Perovskite Solar Cells
In the last year, two papers have reported game-changing advancements in roll-to-roll manufacture of perovskite solar cells. The first, in early 2023, by Dr David… Read More »Can Roll-to-Roll Manufacture Provide Industrial Leap for Perovskite Solar Cells?
Cheaper, lighter, more efficient: there are lots of promises associated with the next-generation of photovoltaics (PV). But what is the next generation of PV? And… Read More »What Are Next-Generation Photovoltaics and Why Do We Need Them?
Professor Matthew Davies, lead of Applied Photochemistry and Circular Economy at SPECIFIC Innovation and Knowledge Centre, Swansea University, has been granted a UNESCO Chair in… Read More »Professor Matthew Davies Awarded a Prestigious UNESCO Chair
The APOLLO project will provide solutions to improve recycling of solar photovoltaics. Eighteen partners from across Europe will combine expertise to improve five key processes:… Read More »SPECIFIC Team is Part of Horizon Europe Project to Improve Solar Panel Recycling
A new collaboration led by Swansea University is seeking to support countries in Africa, Asia and the Indo-Pacific to increase the scale of local production… Read More »New Swansea University Collaboration to Support Sustainable, Locally Manufactured Solar PV in Africa, Asia, and the Indo-Pacific