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Merker, Der
No full textMusikzeitschrift mit dem Untertitel Österreichische Zeitung für Musik und Theater
Editorial. eco.mont (Journal on Protected Mountain Areas Research and Management)|eco.mont Vol. 14 No. 1 14 1|
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Aspekte der österreichischen staatlichen Verwaltung in Dalmatien am Beginn des 20. Jh.. Beiträge zur Rechtsgeschichte Österreichs|Beiträge zur Rechtsgeschichte Österreichs Band 2 / 2020|
No full textLooking at the old Austrian political and state administration, you can largely describe it as elegant. Although its administrative organs in Dalmatia and Vienna also had to safeguard general state interests, they were largely objective. They operated basically supranationally, knew how to deal with crises in a country, tried to balance interests between disputing parties, performed mediation tasks and rejected rather inappropriate desires on the part of the military administration. The success of a smooth administration which saw itself as a hinge between the interests of Vienna and Dalmatia depended to a large extent on the spirit of the various Statthalter (civil representatives of the crown land). These Austrian administrative efforts can only be recognized through an intensive study of unprinted government administrative files
Facchinetti (Fachinetti), Michele de
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Advanced Materials for innovative solar cell technologies - part 1 (NanoTrust-Dossier No 056en - November 2021)
No full textTo achieve the 2050 climate targets set out in the Paris Agreement, novel “emerging photovoltaics” (EPVs) that enable flexible, ultrathin and, above all, lightweight photovoltaic (PV) modules will be used alongside classic siliconbased technologies. Innovative materials, socalled “advanced materials”, open up new application areas and possibilities. Such novel PV systems are based on, for example, perovskite semiconductors, quantum dots, organic polymers or dyes, all of which can be produced easily and cost-effectively. Besides traditional power generation in the form of groundmounted and roofmounted systems, they open up new fields of application such as e.g. portable small devices, building-integrated power generation on facades or window surfaces, or in the transport industry. However, before widespread commercial use is possible, some research and development work is still necessary, especially where increased efficiency and service life are concerned. Since the PV market is currently almost exclusively supplied by silicon-based technologies, and because EPVs do not hold a significant market share, it is not possible to derive future market trends from previous or current ones. Instead, they must be estimated on the basis of existing market segments into which the technology can potentially penetrate. It is necessary to differentiate between application areas where power generation is the main focus and those where local energy supply by PV is the goal, but where the solar cells must fulfil additional functions. As a result, the benefit of EPVs does not lie exclusively in electricity generation per se, but in the possibilities opened up by a targeted local power supply, not taking into account electricity grids
