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RLE alumnus Seth Coe-Sullivan named one of Technology Review’s 2006 Young Innovators under 35

posted September 8, 2006 at 11:00 am

Seth Coe-Sullivan

As a graduate student at MIT, Seth Coe-Sullivan created a possible way to make amazingly bright and colorful displays using quantum dots, tiny semiconductor crystals that emit specific colors of light when energized. « more »

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