Ali Almohsen , I started some work on cogeneration using solar panels, but I believe there is a great opportunity to use these bifacial panels to take advantage from nuclear waste.

Please review my article:

Article Cogeneration for radioactive material using solar panels

Master Level Thesis. Energy Yield Simulation Analysis of Bifacial PV Installations in the Nordic Climate

I think this thesis is a good guid for your work

Ali Almohsen Sure! Here are some ideas for bifacial photovoltaics (PV) thesis topics:

1. Modeling the performance of bifacial PV systems: Creating realistic models to anticipate the energy generation of bifacial PV systems under various scenarios (e.g., albedo, solar irradiance, panel orientation).

2. Optimal design of bifacial PV systems: Investigating the most effective bifacial PV system configurations in terms of panel arrangement, orientation, and spacing.

3. Analysis of the benefits and trade-offs of utilizing bifacial PV panels with tracking systems, such as single-axis or dual-axis tracking.

4. Bifacial PV for building-integrated applications: Investigating the possibility of integrating bifacial PV into building envelopes (e.g., roofs, walls) as a way of producing electricity while also improving building aesthetics.

5. Bifacial PV in urban environments: Investigating the effect of urban surroundings (e.g., buildings, trees) on the performance of bifacial PV systems and creating techniques to maximize energy production in these settings.

6. Bifacial PV in off-grid applications: Looking into the possibility of using bifacial PV in off-grid applications, such as distant or rural locations with restricted access to power.

7. Economic analysis of bifacial PV systems: Conducting cost-benefit assessments to determine the financial viability of bifacial PV systems in various applications and locales.

I hope these recommendations inspire you to write your thesis! Please let me know if you have any queries or require any other support.

Tanke you Dr. Qamar Ul Islam