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Solar sculptures: Converting sunlight into energy – Climate Change:...

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Now being developed by a start-up called Caelux—founded by Atwater, Nate Lewis (see page 22), Michael Kelzenberg (MS '06, PhD '10), and ...

Symposium Posters - GCEP

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Michael Kelzenberg, Jan Petykiewicz, Joshua Spurgeon, Morgan Putnam, Brendan Kayes, Dan Turner-Evans, Nate Lewis, and Harry Atwater; Biofuels and Bioenergy Conversion

Si Wire-Array Solar Cells - NASA/ADS

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In collaboration with Michael Kelzenberg, Morgan Putnam, Joshua Spurgeon, Daniel Turner-Evans, Emily Warren, Nathan Lewis, and Harry Atwater, California ...

Photovoltaic Solar Cell Breakthrough - Breakthrough Award ...

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Innovators: Harry Atwater, Michael Kelzenberg, Nathan Lewis, California Institute of Technology Chemist Harry Atwater's gift for manipulating light has led to some eye-opening innovations, including an “invisibility cloak.

Google Blogs: Researchers develop flexible solar cells that can be rolled, bent ...

The work of the Caltech researchers — which include professors Harry Atwater and Nathan Lewis and graduate student Michael Kelzenberg — was published in the journal Nature Materials. Start your week smarter with our ...

Google Blogs: SoCal Inventors Recognized By Popular Mechanics | socalTECH.com

along with other team members for their efforts on developing a digital sight system for the blind; Harry Atwater, Michael Kelzenberg, and Nathan Lewis of Caltech for their ultra-efficient, thin-film solar cells; Aydogan Ozcan, ...

Michael Kelzenberg

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I am an alumnus of the Atwater research group at the California Institute of Technology. I received my Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical Engineering in June

Highly absorbing flexible solar cells | Off Grid Energy Independence

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Atwater worked with colleagues including Nathan Lewis, the George L. Argyros Professor and professor of chemistry at Caltech, and graduate student Michael Kelzenberg.