Jenny Nelson Books

Jenny Nelson is a professor of physics whose work centers on climate change. Her research focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change, and her academic position at Imperial College London places her as a leading expert in the field. Nelson contributes to a deeper understanding of complex climate processes and the search for solutions to this global challenge.

PHYSICS OF SOLAR CELLS, THE
384 pages
14 hours of reading
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Focusing on the physics of photovoltaic cells, this book serves as a thorough introduction for undergraduates, graduate students, and researchers. It explores semiconductor physics, solar cell operation models, and the design and characteristics of various solar cell types. Additionally, it addresses methods for enhancing solar cell efficiency. The text clarifies essential terms and concepts in solar cell device physics, providing exercises and worked solutions to help readers tackle relevant physical problems effectively.
Una Chef Con Estrella
336 pages
12 hours of reading
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At age 33, Georgia has accomplished most of her goals. She is about to marry the man of her dreams and her reputation as a chef is top notch. All of a sudden, things change. She loses her job at an exclusive Manhattan restaurant due to a terrible review and she discovers her fianc has a dark side. To get away from it all, Georgia accepts the position of sous chef in a restaurant that is about to open in Tuscany. She must re-learn to follow orders and work as part of a team as she reinvents herself in this idyllic place.

PHYSICS OF SOLAR CELLS, THE

Una Chef Con Estrella