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Envisioning the Next Generation of Semiconducting Materials

Lina Quan’s Virginia Tech research group is envisioning the optical and electronic properties of emerging semiconductors for low-cost, transformative electronics and renewable energy applications. “If we can make and develop new semiconducting materials that can be made in low cost and low energy consumption, the benefit is more significant.” Watch this video to learn more.

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