Mizzou scientists leverage layered crystals for next-gen energy solutions
Los Angeles CA (SPX) Jan 27, 2025 University of Missouri researchers are delving into the nanoscale properties of halide perovskites, a material that could revolutionize energy-efficient optoelectronic technologies. By examining its ultra-thin crystalline structure, scientists aim to unlock unprecedented efficiencies in solar energy and lighting solutions. Physics professors Suchi Guha and Gavin King from Mizzou's College
Los Angeles CA (SPX) Jan 27, 2025
University of Missouri researchers are delving into the nanoscale properties of halide perovskites, a material that could revolutionize energy-efficient optoelectronic technologies. By examining its ultra-thin crystalline structure, scientists aim to unlock unprecedented efficiencies in solar energy and lighting solutions.
Physics professors Suchi Guha and Gavin King from Mizzou's College
University of Missouri researchers are delving into the nanoscale properties of halide perovskites, a material that could revolutionize energy-efficient optoelectronic technologies. By examining its ultra-thin crystalline structure, scientists aim to unlock unprecedented efficiencies in solar energy and lighting solutions.
Physics professors Suchi Guha and Gavin King from Mizzou's College What's Your Reaction?
