Energy Engineering workshops

Metal halide perovskites combine versatile film processing with charge transport, strong luminescence and carrier confinement. Their tunable composition and structure support research in photovoltaics, light emitters, transistors, detectors and quantum devices. This workshop examines advances and remaining problems in performance, stability, reliability and sustainability, with particular attention to scalable solar-cell manufacturing and industrial deployment. Online sessions run on 20 October, 10:00–13:00, and 21 October, 19:00–22:00, US Eastern Daylight Time. Registration requires an MRS account. Rates: US$100 regular, US$75 MRS member, US$25 student or qualifying developing-country professional, and US$0 for qualifying developing-country students. Developing-country discounts require proof under the organizer’s World Bank income-category rules. Sessions are recorded for registrants.

This collaborative workshop examines materials and chemical approaches to clean energy, low-carbon infrastructure, resource recovery, water treatment and environmental remediation. Presentations connect emerging materials research with decarbonisation, circular use of resources and sustainable water systems. MRS Advances, African MRS and Nature Reviews Clean Technology bring together researchers working across these challenges. Online sessions take place on 7 and 8 October 2026, 09:00–12:00 US Eastern Daylight Time each day. Registration requires an MRS account. Rates: US$100 regular, US$75 MRS member, US$25 student or qualifying developing-country professional, and US$0 for qualifying developing-country students. Developing-country discounts require proof under the organizer’s World Bank income-category rules. Sessions are recorded for registrants.