Center for EXcitonics

news

10.06.2009

The Role of Intermolecular Coupling in the Photophysics of Disordered Organic Semiconductors

09.29.2009
Quantum Dimension of Photosynthesis Revealed by Angular Resolved Coherent Imaging
Professor Ian Mercer

09.29.2009
MIT Scientist Explains OLEDs by Electrocuting a Pickle

05.20.2009

Overcoming the Exciton Diffusion Bottleneck in Organic Photovolatic Cells

Professor Russell Holmes

04.27.2009

Professor Marc Baldo and collaborators have been named recipients of DoE EFRC award

PRESS RELEASE

12.18.2008
Idle computing power may ID candidate molecules for efficient solar panels

09.03.2008
MIT probe could aid quantum computing: spectroscopy with amplitude

08.19.2008
Intensifying the Sun: A new way to concentrate sunlight could make solar power competitive with fossil fuels

08.14.2008
Building microchips from the bottom up: MIT develops novel self-assembly method that could break size barrier

07.11.2008
Solar Panels to Dye For: Scientists show that cheap chemical dyes may lead to efficient conversion of the sun's energy

07.11.2008
New windows double as solar panels

07.11.2008
Solar dyes give a guiding light

07.10.2008
A Better Solar Collector: A more efficient way to concentrate sunlight could reduce the cost of producing solar power

07.10.2008
MIT opens new 'window' on solar energy: Cost effective devices expected on market soon

05.30.2008
MIT develops a 'paper towel' for oil spills: Nanowire mesh can absorb up to 20 times its weight in oil

11.21.2006
MIT math model could aid natural gas production

11.17.2006
MIT chemist studies how electrons behave: New spin on electrons could improve lights, other devices

09.27.2006
MIT laser method unveils ultrafast photochemical reactions

06.30.2006
Nanotechnology 'fertile' for energy breakthrough

04.20.2005
MIT scientists improve explosives detection

 

 

 











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