Industry PhD project title: Unveiling the Impact of Photovoltaic Degradation Mechanisms via ML and Physics Informed Modelling
RACE University and Industry partners: UNSW and GSES
Previous education and work background:
I am currently pursuing my PhD in Photovoltaic Engineering at UNSW. Prior to this, I completed a master’s degree in Photovoltaic Engineering at UNSW and worked for three years in China as a product manager for solar inverters and batteries, where I gained hands-on experience with renewable energy technologies and their deployment.
What attracted you to the RACE Industry PhD?
The RACE Industry PhD provides an excellent opportunity to bridge academic research with industry practice. Since photovoltaic degradation is closely tied to long-term field performance, collaborating with industry partners not only ensures access to real-world data but also makes the research more impactful and relevant to the sector.
What are you most looking forward to?
What innovation/change would you like to see in 5-10 years’ time? AI will help create a world that is more open and accessible to everyone.
Favourite quote:
慎独 (Cultivating self-discipline and integrity, even when no one is watching)