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Mark Osborne

Mark Osborne is currently the Senior News Editor for Photovoltaics International and PV-Tech website. He has launched multiple technology titles in print and online covering manufacturing in the automotive, shipping, semiconductor and solar sectors in a publishing career spanning three decades. Mark started blogging in 2005, the first technology editor to do so and has worked online since 1996. A veteran manufacturing technology journalist and editor, Mark has been responsible for a series of innovative formats for delivering technical content to an engineering-based audience.

It is nice to see that it’s not just the trade media that uses multimedia technologies in the photovoltaics industry. News arrived today that highlights a podcast has been made available from BASF on organic photovoltaics that includes a look at flexible and transparent solar cells.

To listen the podcast with Dr. Peter Erk (Technical coordinator of the Organic Photovoltaic Project at BASF), Dr. Karl Hensen (BASF Future Business GmbH), you can click here.

http://www.basf.com/podcast

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