Martin Møller Greve

Martin Møller Greve is an Associate Professor at the University of Bergen's Department of Physics and Technology. His research focuses on nanotechnology applications for improving solar energy conversion, particularly nanoscale approaches to enhance photovoltaic efficiency through advanced anti-reflective coatings and light management strategies.

Research interests span solar cell technology, nanotechnology for energy applications, quantum physics, and sustainable energy systems. He investigates both fundamental aspects of light-matter interactions at nanoscales and practical implementation in renewable energy technologies.

Greve actively participates in public engagement, discussing green energy transition challenges including land use conflicts. He has supervised multiple master's students on projects ranging from machine learning in crystal growth to nanofabrication for photovoltaics. Recent work includes life-cycle analysis of solar technologies and quantum physics outreach.

Laboratory activities focus on nanofabrication techniques for photonic structures and computational modeling of light-trapping mechanisms in solar cells.