Research Overview
We utilize silicon-based nanomaterials, which are abundant and non-toxic on Earth, to develop novel solar cells, energy storage devices, and thermoelectric generators, as well as recycling technologies for silicon solar cells.
SEEDS
Development of Next-Generation Energy Conversion Devices Using Silicon Nanomaterials
- Researcher
- KUROKAWA Yasuyoshi
- Keyword
- Fuel CellNano-Carbon MaterialsOrganic SemiconductorOrganic Solar Cell
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