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Semiconducting nanoparticle

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A nanoparticle-based material that can absorb sunlight and convert it into electricity. The material is formulated as a paint that can be applied to various surfaces.

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University of Notre Dame
Higher Education
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Indiana
Indiana
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Often mentioned with · Projects

Solar Paint Development
A research initiative at the University of Notre Dame to develop a semiconducting nanoparticle paint that can harvest solar energy and produce electricity on any surface.
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Often mentioned with · Products

Solar Paint
A paintable formulation of semiconducting nanoparticles designed to absorb sunlight and generate electricity. Currently achieves 1% efficiency and works best on clear, conductive surfaces.
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Solar Paint Development
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New solar paint from University of Notre Dame could change the way energy is harvested from the sun

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