Bruno Ehrler Receives 2025 Energy Lectureship Award at ACS Spring Conference in San Diego

We’re very proud to share that AMOLF Group Leader Bruno Ehrler received the 2025 Energy Lectureship Award at the ACS Spring 2025 conference in San Diego! This prize was awarded…

We’re very proud to share that AMOLF Group Leader Bruno Ehrler received the 2025 Energy Lectureship Award at the ACS Spring 2025 conference in San Diego!

This prize was awarded by the ACS (American Chemical Society) Applied Energy Materials and the ACS Energy & Fuels (ENFL) Division. The topic for this year was: Solar Energy Conversion. Bruno says:

“I am very grateful to the ACS ENFL division for awarding the prize. Meeting the division members and interacting with the other prize winners and finalists was great. We shared an inspiring symposium focused on solar energy conversion.”

We highly value the dedication of Bruno and his team at AMOLF, whose work on sustainable energy materials and light management in new photovoltaic materials (LMPV) continues to push the boundaries of innovation.

Are you interested in the research group of Bruno? Then have a look at the website page of the group Hybrid Solar Cells.

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