People

Raquel Caballero received the degree in Physics from Granada University, Spain, and the PhD degree from the University Autonoma of Madrid (UAM), Spain. During 2004–2006 she was a postdoctoral researcher with Hahn-Meitner Institut, Berlin, Germany, working on wide band gap chalcopyrite for tandem PV devices. From 2007 to July 2011, she was a scientist with the HZB in Berlin, mainly working on highly efficient flexible CIGSe thin-film solar cells for space applications. From 2012 to 2018, she was a Ramón y Cajal researcher at the Applied Physics Department, UAM. At that time, she started to work with low-cost and low-toxicity materials for solar cells, as kesterite-type material and SnS on different type of substrates. During 2018-2023 she was an Associate Professor at UAM, leading the research line of sustainable materials for PV applications with the development of semi-transparent kesterite solar cells for building integrated photovoltaic applications and for multijunction devices. In 2023 she joined the Institute of Optics-CSIC as tenured scientist, founding the Technologies for Energy group.

• Iván Martín Infantes

      Master student, 2023

• Mario González

     Undergraduate student (Physic), 2023

• Pablo Diez Silva

     Undergraduate student (Physic), 2022

• Cristian López Carnicero

     Master student, 2022

• David Palma Lafuente

     Master student, 2021

• Andrea Ruiz Perona

     Master student, 2020

• Miguel Rodríguez Lozano

     Undergraduate student (Physic), 2020

• Michael Sun

     Master student, 2019

• Guillermo Sánchez Huertas

    Undergraduate student (Physic), 2018

• Alberto González Sánchez

    Undergraduate student (Physic), 2017

• Eduard García Llamas

    PhD student, 2012-2016

• Guillermo García López

    Undergraduate student (Physic), 2016

• Noelia Martín Castañeda

    Master student, 2016

• Carlos Galve Mateo

    Undergraduate student (Physic), 2014

• Victor Condé

    Master student, 2014

• Martin Antoine Durand

    Master student, 2013