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Home » Optics and photonics » Optical physics » Self-assembly and plasmonics could join forces to boost solar energy

Self-assembly and plasmonics could join forces to boost solar energy

29 Jul 2014
Tiny points of light: self-assembly joins forces with plasmonics
Researchers in the US have used a self-assembly method based on viruses and DNA to position almost 2

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Richard Muscat is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Washington and writes for nanotechweb.org

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