WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA / PV Measurements Inc. / H. J. Son L. P. / National Renewable Energy Laboratory / Solarmer Energy Inc. / / /
Facility
James Franck Institute / The University of Chicago Chicago / University of Chicago / /
IndustryTerm
energy levels / metal / technology advantage / inkjet-printing / organic photovoltaic devices / carbon-neutral energy source / energy level / conventional devices / nanometer-scale interpenetrating network / polymer solar cell systems / organic solution / suitable energy levels / solar cell devices / acceptor networks / solar energy / bicontinuous network / manufacturing process / /
Organization
The University of Chicago / U.S. Department of Energy / Chemistry and James Franck Institute / University of Chicago Chicago / US National Science Foundation / C. Ray Department of Chemistry / /
Person
Luping Yu / H. C. Yang / V / G. Li / V / Zheng Xu / Z. Xu / Nat / G. Li / Y. Y. Liang / Y. Wu Solarmer / Gang Li / Claire Ray / K. M. Coakley / Ting Tsai / L. P. Yu / J. B. Xia / /
Position
author / VP A1 / DCB /
ProvinceOrState
Nova Scotia / British Columbia / Colorado / California / /
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