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Researchers conduct the first atomic resolution study of perovskites used in next generation solar cells

Dr Ohmann transfers a sample into the scanning tunneling microscope. Credit: Energy Materials and Surface Sciences Unit (Yabing Qi) Dr Ohmann transfers a sample into the scanning tunneling microscope. Credit: Energy Materials and Surface Sciences Unit (Yabing Qi)

By Grant Schreider January 14, 20160

Grant Schreider

Grant curates research and development stories from universities and research labs, making complex findings accessible to a broader audience. His work highlights key innovations driving progress in solar technology. Through his column, readers gain a clear view of the discoveries shaping the future of renewable energy.

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