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A bottom-up materials design approach for sustainable energy

The author discusses possible renewable energy solutions to exploit solar energy, control of materials complexity to examine energy storage, and use of designer nanoplatforms to solve efficiency issues in using conventional architectures for lighting. Key areas at present being developed in the quest for solution processable solar cells are introduced, and how nanotechnology can be used to optimise the harvesting of energy from sunlight.

S R P Silva | S. Silva

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