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Much of the infrared light from the sun is too low in energy to be absorbed by traditional solar cells. To harvest the lost solar energy, we develop a solid-state device that turns infrared photons into visible ones, a phenomenon called photon upconversion. Our device makes use of special interactions among excited inorganic nanocrystals and organic molecules.

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  • Collin F. Perkinson (Baldo & Bawendi Groups, perkinsc@mit.edu) - production, writing, voicing, editing
  • Mengfei Wu (Baldo & Bulovic Groups, mwu1@mit.edu) - writing, voicing, editing, image file
  • Nadav Geva (Van Voorhis Group, gevahn@mit.edu) - voicing, editing
  • Lea Nienhaus (Bawendi Group, nienhaus@mit.edu) - editing

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