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Meet the people behind the photons – Lars Van Turnhout: bridging the gap between lab discovery and industrial application at scale

Meet the people behind the photons – Lars Van Turnhout: bridging the gap between lab discovery and industrial application at scale

by hello@ha-lo.co | Sep 17, 2026 | General News

Driven by a fascination for how light interacts with matter, Lars van Turnhout joins CPT as a Scientist, bringing a background built at the intersection of chemistry, physics, and materials science. Lars’s work at CPT focuses on material formulation and the...
Meet the people behind the photons – Fatima Abi Ghaida: synthesising advanced nanomaterials to advance renewable technologies.

Meet the people behind the photons – Fatima Abi Ghaida: synthesising advanced nanomaterials to advance renewable technologies.

by hello@ha-lo.co | Jul 10, 2026 | General News

Driven by the freedom to pursue questions that matter, Fatima Abi Ghaida has spent much of her career developing nanomaterials, nanocrystals, and quantum dots, to integrate with silica-based platforms to address some of the most pressing challenges in zero-carbon...
Silver’s supply squeeze – what rising prices mean for solar manufacturing

Silver’s supply squeeze – what rising prices mean for solar manufacturing

by hello@ha-lo.co | May 26, 2026 | General News

How silver market dynamics are reshaping PV production – and why innovation, not scarcity, will define solar’s cost trajectory. Silver rarely makes the front page of the energy press. But at the start of 2026, it did. The spot price of silver broke its all-time...
Ashish Sharma: Engineering the exciton behaviour that could redefine solar efficiency

Ashish Sharma: Engineering the exciton behaviour that could redefine solar efficiency

by hello@ha-lo.co | May 21, 2026 | General News

Ashish Sharma joins CPT as Technology Innovation Lead, bringing with him a career spent at the cutting edge of molecular photophysics. After completing his PhD at the University of Sydney, he joined the Optoelectronics Group at the Cavendish Laboratory at the...
AI’s energy reckoning – why solar, not fossil fuels, will power hyperscalers

AI’s energy reckoning – why solar, not fossil fuels, will power hyperscalers

by hello@ha-lo.co | Mar 31, 2026 | General News

Artificial intelligence is advancing at extraordinary speed. But while much of the focus remains on algorithms, chips and computing power, a more fundamental constraint is coming into view: electricity. Across the US and Europe, the rapid expansion of data centres is...
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  • Meet the people behind the photons – Lars Van Turnhout: bridging the gap between lab discovery and industrial application at scale
  • Meet the people behind the photons – Fatima Abi Ghaida: synthesising advanced nanomaterials to advance renewable technologies.
  • Silver’s supply squeeze – what rising prices mean for solar manufacturing
  • Ashish Sharma: Engineering the exciton behaviour that could redefine solar efficiency
  • AI’s energy reckoning – why solar, not fossil fuels, will power hyperscalers
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