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Peretz, Eliad: Travel Grant - 2016-2017
College:
College of Engineering
Department:
Chemical Eng.
Project Title:
Computer Optimization and 3D Printing of Quantum Dot
Project Abstract:
The ability to assemble materials on the micro-to-nanometer scale continues to be an area of great scientific and technological interest. In the field of solar cells, using highly ordered arrays
of nanoscale structure lea to increase in solar cell efficiency compared to a flat electrode. Despite this success, it is challenging to predict from basic scientific principles
which structures will improve photovolatic efficiency. Furthermore, current strategies forachieving structural control, such as self-assembly or etching, are extremely limited in the scope
of structures that can be formed.