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Autor:
Shah, Deesha
In the realm of tunable optical devices, 3D nanostructures with metals and dielectrics have been utilized in a wide variety of practical applications ranging from optical switching to beam-steering devices. 2D materials, on the other hand, have enabl
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Autor:
Kamaliya, Bhaveshkumar
This work aims at achieving novel fabrication strategies using ion beam-induced self-organization toward hierarchical and 3D nanostructures. With the focused ion beam (FIB) induced nanoscale control on the Ge surface, orientation controlled quasi-per
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Autor:
Wolfe, Timothy Sean
Photoconductive Semiconductor Switches (PCSS) are metal-semiconductor-metal devices used to switch an electrical signal through photoconduction. Rapidly switched PCSS under high bias voltages have shown remarkable potential for high power electronic
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Autor:
Chaudhry, Saadia T
The development of solution-processable semiconducting polymers has brought mankind’s long-sought dream of plastic electronics to fruition. Their potential in the manufacturing of lightweight, flexible yet robust, and biocompatible electronics has
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Autor:
Xinxin Peng
A thesis submitted in total fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science to the Department of Chemistry and Physics, School of Molecular Sciences, College of Science, Health and Engineering, La Trobe University, Victoria, Austra
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Autor:
Ulcickas, James
Optics are a powerful probe of chemical structure that can often be linked to theoretical predictions, providing robustness as a measurement tool. Not only do optical interactions like second harmonic generation (SHG), single and two-photon excited f
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Autor:
Xuejing Wang
Optical metamaterials have triggered extensive studies driven by their fascinating electromagnetic properties that are not observed in natural materials. Aside from the extraordinary progress, challenges remain in scalable processing and material per
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Autor:
CHUJIE WANG
All inorganic CsPbX3 (X=Cl-, Br-, I-) perovskite nanocrystals possess near-unity photoluminescence quantum yield , narrow PL peak full width half maximum, and fully tuneable emission across the entire visible spectrum. As a result of these superb pro
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Inkjet printing of transport layers and photoactive layer for bulk heterojunction organic solar cell
Autor:
SIVAKUMAR GANESAN
Organic solar cells are third generation solar cells with organic semiconductors as the photoactive layers. In this research work, inkjet printing process was used for printing organic solar cells. Inkjet printing process is a digital printing proces
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Autor:
AHMED FARID HALIMA
This thesis presents the development of Silicon-based nanomaterials for use as the functional component in solar water splitting cells. Silicon satisfies the materials sustainability requirements being an earth abundant, inexpensive and the most wide
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