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TU Delft: cheap and efficient solar cell made possible by linked nanoparticles

09.26.11 | Delft University of Technology
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Researchers of the Chemical Engineering department and the Kavli institute of Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands have demonstrated that electrons can move freely in layers of linked semiconductor nanoparticles under the influence of light. This new knowledge will be very useful for the development of cheap and efficient quantum dot solar cells. The researchers published their findings on Sunday 25 September on the website of the scientific journal Nature Nanotechnology.

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Ineke Boneschansker
i.boneschansker@tudelft.nl

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Delft University of Technology. (2011, September 26). TU Delft: cheap and efficient solar cell made possible by linked nanoparticles. Brightsurf News. https://www.brightsurf.com/news/LR53N058/tu-delft-cheap-and-efficient-solar-cell-made-possible-by-linked-nanoparticles.html
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