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Harvesting Energy From Light Using Bio-inspired Artificial Cells
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Perovskite Solar Cells Get an Upgrade
Scientists Use Inorganic Ingredients to Limit Defects, Retain Efficiency
Rice University scientists believe they've overcome a major hurdle keeping perovskite-based solar cells from achieving mainstream use. …
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Laboratory Journal – Business Web for Users in Science and Industry

The Pathway to Parkinson's Takes a Surprising Twist

Affected Neurons in Parkinson's disease Responsible for Inactivation of Healthy Cells

Photosynthesis Seen in a New Light by Rapid X-ray Pulses

Investigation of Photosystem I Using Ultrashort X-ray Pulses

Harvesting Energy From Light Using Bio-inspired Artificial Cells

Light-responsive Artificial Cells that Can Produce ATP from Light

Solar and Wind Energy Enhances Drought Resilience

Switch to Solar, Wind Energy Reduces Reliance on Hydropower

Perovskite Solar Cells Get an Upgrade

Scientists Use Inorganic Ingredients to Limit Defects, Retain Efficiency

Nanoparticle Orientation Offers a Way to Enhance Drug Delivery

Coating Particles with 'Right-handed' Molecules Could Help them Penetrate Cancer Cells More Easily

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G.I.T. Laboratory Journal 5/2019