Prof. Dr. Natasa Vulic

• PhD in Elektrotechnik Mai 2019, Arizona State University, Tempe, USA
  
• Bachelor of Science in Maschinenbau (Energie und Umwelt) Dez 2012, Arizona State University, Tempe, USA
• Bachelor of Science in Nachhaltigkeit (Nachhaltige Energie, Technologie und Materialien) Dez 2012, Arizona State University, Tempe, USA
  

• Jan 2025 – : Professorin für Erneuerbare Energien und Gebäudetechnik
  
• Nov 2022 – Okt 2024: Wissenschaftlerin, Laboratory for Urban Energy Systems, Empa, Switzerland
  
• Nov 2019 – Okt 2022: Postdoktorandin, Laboratory for Urban Energy Systems, Empa, Switzerland
  
• Jan 2013 – Mai 2019: Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, Solar Power Lab, Arizona State University
  
• Sep 2015 – Aug 2016: Gastwissenschaftlerin, Laboratory of Semiconductor Materials, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
  
• Jun 2015 – Aug 2015: Gastwissenschaftlerin, School of Photovoltaic and Energy Engineering, University of New South Wales
  

• L Brodnicke, A Ganter, S Tröber, G Sansavini, N Vulic, "Dynamic grid emission factors and export limits reduce emission abatement and cost benefits of building PV systems," Energy and Buildings, 2024.
  
• N Vulic, M Rüdisüli, K Orehounig, ”Evaluating energy flexibility requirements for high shares of variable renewable energy: A heuristic approach,”Energy, 2023.
  
• N Vulic, M Sulzer, M Rüdisüli, K Orehounig, ”Role of temporary thermostat adjustments as a fast, low-cost measure in reducing energy imports,” Environmental Research Communications, 2022.
• S Eggimann, N Vulic, M Rüdisüli, R Mutschler, K Orehounig, M Sulzer, ”Spatiotemporal upscaling errors of building stock clustering for energy demand simulation,” Energy and Buildings 258, 2022.
• K Orehounig, L Fierz, J Allan, S Eggimann, N Vulic, A Bojarski, ”CESAR-P: A dynamic urban building energy simulation tool,” Journal of Open Source Software, 7 (78), 2022.
• N Vulic, Nanostructured approaches to light-management in thin silicon solar cells and silicon-based tandems, PhD Diss., Arizona State University, 2019.
• N Vulic, JV Carpenter, P Firth, N Rodkey, ZC Holman and SM Goodnick, “Pore formation in silicon nanoparticle thin films and their impact on optical properties,” ACS Applied Energy Materials 2 (12), 2019.
• N Vulic and SM Goodnick, “Analysis of recombination processes in polytype gallium arsenide nanowires,” Nano Energy 56, 2019.

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